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Audio commentary | U.S. debt dilemma: No quick fixes and no catastrophes

Jun 27, 2024 | Atul Bhatia, CFA and Tylar Lunke

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Atul Bhatia and Tylar Lunke from the Portfolio Advisory Group discuss how to think about the role of government borrowing in the U.S. economy and the potential catalysts and impact of any shift toward U.S. fiscal balance.

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Tylar Lunke and Atul Bhatia

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For more, please see the U.S. debt dilemma article and the Global Insight 2024 Midyear Outlook.

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