Global Government Debt has soared to an all-time high of $82 Trillion after adding $50 Trillion since the Global Financial Crisis and $20 Trillion since the pandemic.

Government debt since 1952 (trillions of US dollars)

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Government spending, facilitated by fiat money creation, leads to unsustainable debt levels, further destabilizing the currency. This spending habit, particularly in response to crises, creates a ratchet effect where expenditures continuously escalate without returning to pre-crisis levels. This phenomenon is evident in the U.S., where government spending now significantly outstrips revenue, contributing to a national debt exceeding $34 trillion, with global government debt reaching a staggering $82 trillion.

Via ZeroHedge

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