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Who let the conspiracy theorist out?That's fine as long as people have confidence in the US government and in the dollar. But once they dont, watch out. And dont think it cant happen.All forms of government issued currency are liabilities of the government (fed/treasury.) The "national debt" simply looks at bonds.Listen to greenspan in regards to debt in our own currency.
Of course. The government could print one thousand trillion dollars and pay off all its debts and have plenty left over.
The question is who would benefit and who would be harmed.
Now, with that in mind, consider why americans aren't fearing for their lives over reserves/notes/coins..
Also, I don't deal with exaggerated examples. And "paying off" the debt would simply mean converting the bonds back to dollars in accounts at the fed. The governments liability doesn't change. In fact, we're doing this every day already. How? Crediting accounts. Right now, we have a demand problem, and the best way to fix that problem is getting more dollars into the hands of the poor, the engine of prosperity.
The problem is that other countries do not have confidence in this corporate entity and they are working to bypass the dollar with the BRICS alliance. 60 percent of the world's economy is trying to bypass this fiat currency that has no intrinsic value but the military might of USA.INC.