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As U.S. public finances crumble, private sector thrives
Source: The Globe and Mail
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The article argues that while U.S. public finances are under strain, private-sector finances are “rarely in better health,” implying a relatively resilient economy. However, it provides no quantifiable figures or policy actions, so there’s limited actionable signal for markets.
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