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U.S. Debt Held by the Public is on an Unsustainable Path

Submitted by Your Personal CFO - Bourbon Financial Management on May 6th, 2016

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U.S. Debt Held by the Public is Historically High

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Total Unemployed Plus All Marginally Attached Workers Plus Total Employed Part Time for Economic Reasons

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The U.S. Debt Ceiling Has Risen No Matter Who Is In Office

Submitted by Your Personal CFO - Bourbon Financial Management on May 6th, 2016

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Presidents, Bubbles & the Stock Market

Submitted by Your Personal CFO - Bourbon Financial Management on May 6th, 2016

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Net Interest Costs are Projected to Rise Sharply

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Mandatory Spending and Interest Costs Will Climb Significantly, While Discretionary Spending will Fall to Well Below Historical

Submitted by Your Personal CFO - Bourbon Financial Management on May 6th, 2016

Mandatory Spending and Interest Costs Will Climb Significantly, While Discretionary Spending will Fall to Well Below Historical Average.png

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    • Federal Budget Deficits Have Begun Rising Again

    Submitted by Your Personal CFO - Bourbon Financial Management on May 6th, 2016

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    CBO Projects that the Unemployment Rate will Remain Close to Current Levels

    Submitted by Your Personal CFO - Bourbon Financial Management on May 6th, 2016

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    By 2020, Chinese Consumption Will Have Grown by $2.3 Trillion-Even if GDP Growth Slows to 5.5%

    Submitted by Your Personal CFO - Bourbon Financial Management on May 6th, 2016

    By 2020, Chinese Consumption Will Have Grown by $2.3 Trillion-Even if GDP Growth Slows to 5.5%.png

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