25 sats \ 2 replies \ @Undisciplined 30 Dec 2023 \ parent \ on: deleted by author econ
That always seems to be what bails us out.
There are two approaches I anticipate if things get dire, not in any particular order:
- Selective defaults under geopolitical pretenses, i.e. not paying China back
- Financial regulations requiring large pension and university funds to hold a share of treasuries.
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The political issue is probably that all those big funds are operated by powerful special interests. That must create a pretty strong headwind. Otherwise, it seems like a political no-brainer.
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