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What If the National Debt Were Your Debt?
According to the White House Office of Management and Budget, the federal government collected $2.2 trillion in 2011. That includes revenue from all sources: income taxes, payroll taxes, corporate taxes, excise taxes, estate taxes, tariffs, and all other sorts of taxes and fees. Also in 2011, the federal government spent $3.8 trillion and was $14.6 […]
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What Are the Dangers of Too Much Debt?
As of 2011, the federal government owes $10.1 trillion to people, corporations, and foreign governments and another $4.6 trillion to the Social Security Trust Fund. This doesn’t count an additional $50 trillion or more that the government has promised to current and future Social Security and Medicare recipients that it will not have the money […]
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Debts, Deficits, and Spending Cuts
“It’s the expenditure, stupid,” should be the line, not, “it’s the deficits, stupid.” My name is Jeff Miron. I’m director of Undergraduate Studies in the Department of Economics at Harvard University. I want to talk about deficits, debt, and the U.S. fiscal situation. First, what is the deficit? It’s the difference between how much we […]
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Financial Advisor Can Help Build Your Credit After Bankruptcy – Professor Savings
Hi! Blair with Professor Savings here, with tips on building credit after bankruptcy. Paying bills on time too is of utmost importance. Irrespective of whether you need to pay up for your credit cards bills or some other creditors get into the habit of paying off your bill on a timely basis. Here are other […]
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Debt Sustainability Analysis | IMFx on edX | About Video
SPEAKER 1: Government debt crisis, austerity measures, defaults, bail-outs– these topics have dominated the world economy in recent years. They have led people to take to the streets, forced governments to step down, and brought world leaders together in search of workable solutions. Understanding debt sustainability is key to solving these issues. But what is […]
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Colin Dodds – Debit Credit Theory (Accounting Rap Song)
Yo, yo, you wanna be an accountant? Think it over, It ain’t easy, you might need a four leaf clover. If you ain’t willing to work hard, then can it – It’s the most sought after job on this planet. Now, you tell me you wanna be an impartial judge of my solvency? Now, you […]
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Social Security vs. Private Retirement
Your Social Security taxes pay for insurance in case you’re disabled and insurance for your survivors in case you die. The largest part of your Social Security taxes go to a forced savings plan that provides income when you retire. It is reasonable that we ask what sort of return one can expect from this […]
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Questions on Criminal Law with Kinsella & Foley Defense | Criminal Defense Attorneys
– A lot of times they’ll ask me, “How can you represent these people “that have committed these horrible crimes?” And my response is always, “I represent the person, not their crime.” (uptempo groove) – If the cops do their jobs, we’re not getting any thing different, other than helping that person maybe, we’re gonna […]
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The Brothers Gracchi – How Republics Fall – Extra History – #1
The Republic is at a precipice. Elections are happening like nobody’s ever seen. Demagogues preach the politics of violence in the streets. Vast amounts of foreign labor instill fear in the native workforce. And the rich sit simply consuming all they can, blind to the poor masses that can only take so much before they […]
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