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Harvard’s Rogoff Says US Needs ‘Shock’ to Trigger Action on Debt
Source: Bloomberg
Fiscal Policy & BudgetElections & Domestic PoliticsSovereign Debt & RatingsRegulation & Legislation
Harvard economist Kenneth Rogoff warned that the US fiscal situation is worsening but will likely be addressed only after a major crisis shocks voters. The lack of near-term policy action raises the risk of delayed fiscal adjustment and potential deterioration in sovereign credit conditions. Net message: mounting downside risk to fiscal stability until political pressure forces change.
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