skate
01-08-2011, 03:13 PM
Federal Reserve’s efforts to keep interest rates low, the U.S. government is currently getting a very good deal on its borrowings(who dont know dat), according to the Congressional Budget Office. In 2010, it paid an average of about 0.1% interest on 3-month Treasury bills, and 3% on ten-year notes. Total net payments amounted to $197 billion, or 1.4% of annual economic output.
That’s more than what the government spent on unemployment insurance.
3.4%: The Congressional Budget Office’s estimate of interest payments on the U.S. federal debt, as a share of annual economic output, in the year 2020.
And if you are from Lomalinda Land,....3.4% bees small, petty stuff.;)
That’s more than what the government spent on unemployment insurance.
3.4%: The Congressional Budget Office’s estimate of interest payments on the U.S. federal debt, as a share of annual economic output, in the year 2020.
And if you are from Lomalinda Land,....3.4% bees small, petty stuff.;)