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Doesn't matter, because the national debt is at or above 90% of the GDP now. Once this happens, the currency starts to fail. Consider currency as stock in the U.S. economy. If it fails, it probably will not matter how much you have, because at that point it will only be monopoly money.

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One measure of the ability to pay the national debt is the debt to?

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