No. In the U.S., the Constitution places all authority for borrowing and spending in the hands of Congress. The Constitution does not place a limit on the amount that the country may borrow. Because it was inconvenient for Congress to get involved every time the Treasury needed to issue a security, Congress passed a law in 1917 which allows the Executive Branch, specifically the U.S. Treasury, to borrow money as necessary, provided that the total amount borrowed remains within a limit set by Congress. Currently (July 2011), that limit is set at $14.3 trillion.
European nations
they probably owed them debt or helped them out of debt.
The constitution sets boundaries to limit what the government can & cannot do.
There is no constitutional limit on the size of the national debt. Congress establishes a limit above which the debt cannot go. However, it periodically raises this limit as the need for more spending arises.
no there is no limit
This is 2 separate issues. The national debt has just gone up because of the new tax laws that were recently passed. The constitution is a working document and is the framework for government and is used everyday.
25000
Your bank sets the limit. But yes.
You have to pay off your debt before you can invest! Or you can't invest as much because of the debt.
how many days to pay nations debt at 100 dollars a second
The cast of Debt Limit - 2011 includes: Eddie Jemison as Banker Brian Stepanek as Joe America
180 days