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The Heart of the Economy: Understanding America's $35+ Trillion Challenge
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Financial expert Leisa Peterson unravels America's looming debt crisis that is gaining attention around the world. In this eye-opening episode, she breaks down at a very basic level what's happening with the U.S. debt and what we can do going forward to build a better tomorrow.
By watching you'll learn how:
--The Wharton Budget Model prediction giving the US only 20 years to avoid economic collapse
--Abandoning the gold standard in 1971 set the stage for our current predicament
--The vast scale of our $35 trillion national debt (it would take over a million years to count!)
--Why both Democrats and Republicans share responsibility for this crisis
--The puzzling lack of public concern despite the ticking economic time bomb
--Practical steps every American can take to demand action and prepare for potential outcomes
Leisa doesn't just outline the problem – she offers a message of hope, calling for unity and innovative solutions to secure America's financial future.
Whether you're a financial expert or just starting to learn about economics, this episode provides crucial insights into one of the most pressing issues facing our nation.
Tune in to understand the debt crisis that affects us all and discover how we can work together to defuse this $35 trillion time bomb before it's too late.
To understand the way the money is being spent as of April 2024:
1. Social Security: Typically the largest single item in the federal budget, around $1.2-1.3 trillion annually.
2. Medicare: Usually the second-largest item, approximately $800-900 billion per year.
3. Defense: The largest discretionary spending category, around $700-800 billion annually.
4. Interest on the Debt: As we discussed, projected to be about $750-800 billion for fiscal year 2024.
5. Medicaid: Roughly $500-600 billion per year.
6. Income Security Programs (including unemployment compensation, earned income tax credits, etc.): About $300-400 billion annually.
7. Veterans Benefits and Services: Approximately $250-300 billion per year.
8. Education: Around $100-150 billion annually.
9. Transportation: About $80-100 billion per year.
Sadly this entire system is based on the idea to postpone these problems until they are no longer a problem of those who are alive but someone else's (spending money that is not ours but is the problem of our future generations) The problem is that that time has come.
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Other videos that teach about the economic risks and how money works, go to:
Wharton finance professor sounds the alarm on soaring U.S. debt
"You're Being Slaughtered & You Don't Realize It!" - US Dollar Collapse | Raoul Pal vs Peter Schiff
Please suggest other videos you've found helpful in the comments. Subscribe to get access to new videos when they come out.
What questions or comments do you have for me? Thank you!
By watching you'll learn how:
--The Wharton Budget Model prediction giving the US only 20 years to avoid economic collapse
--Abandoning the gold standard in 1971 set the stage for our current predicament
--The vast scale of our $35 trillion national debt (it would take over a million years to count!)
--Why both Democrats and Republicans share responsibility for this crisis
--The puzzling lack of public concern despite the ticking economic time bomb
--Practical steps every American can take to demand action and prepare for potential outcomes
Leisa doesn't just outline the problem – she offers a message of hope, calling for unity and innovative solutions to secure America's financial future.
Whether you're a financial expert or just starting to learn about economics, this episode provides crucial insights into one of the most pressing issues facing our nation.
Tune in to understand the debt crisis that affects us all and discover how we can work together to defuse this $35 trillion time bomb before it's too late.
To understand the way the money is being spent as of April 2024:
1. Social Security: Typically the largest single item in the federal budget, around $1.2-1.3 trillion annually.
2. Medicare: Usually the second-largest item, approximately $800-900 billion per year.
3. Defense: The largest discretionary spending category, around $700-800 billion annually.
4. Interest on the Debt: As we discussed, projected to be about $750-800 billion for fiscal year 2024.
5. Medicaid: Roughly $500-600 billion per year.
6. Income Security Programs (including unemployment compensation, earned income tax credits, etc.): About $300-400 billion annually.
7. Veterans Benefits and Services: Approximately $250-300 billion per year.
8. Education: Around $100-150 billion annually.
9. Transportation: About $80-100 billion per year.
Sadly this entire system is based on the idea to postpone these problems until they are no longer a problem of those who are alive but someone else's (spending money that is not ours but is the problem of our future generations) The problem is that that time has come.
****
Click Subscribe for updates!
Other videos that teach about the economic risks and how money works, go to:
Wharton finance professor sounds the alarm on soaring U.S. debt
"You're Being Slaughtered & You Don't Realize It!" - US Dollar Collapse | Raoul Pal vs Peter Schiff
Please suggest other videos you've found helpful in the comments. Subscribe to get access to new videos when they come out.
What questions or comments do you have for me? Thank you!
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