You Decide What To Fund If The Debt Ceiling Isn’t Raised

Bloomberg Government created this tool that puts you in control of the federal budget to let you figure out what you would pay for or not in the event that the debt ceiling negotiations fall through.

August Invoices Show U.S. Treasury’s Limited Choices

The U.S. government, whose legal authority to borrow money expires on or about Aug. 2, expects to take in $172.4 billion next month — enough to cover little more than half of its bills due then, according to a study for the Bipartisan Policy Center, a research organization.

What would you do?

Source:
http://about.bgov.com/2011/07/12/august-invoices-show-u-s-treasury%E2%80%99s-limited-choices/
http://www.theatlanticwire.com/politics/2011/07/latest-ideas-what-happens-if-debt-ceiling-isnt-raised/40029/

Jaylon Carter

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