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The latest figures for the deficit of the US is actually from June 2011. It is most likely that another number won't come out until June 2012. This number was 99% of the

GDP at that time and was US$14,825,163,000,000. It is most probable that this number has dropped, most likely not drastically, but a good amount; you can see the progress the country is making through the stock market. Stocks are at their highest in about 5-10 years; which is even prior to the depression!

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