United States Debt Downgraded by Standard and Poor’s, Big Hit
On Friday the 5th, officials at ratings from Standard and Poor stated that the United States Treasury debt no longer deserved to be looked at […]
On Friday the 5th, officials at ratings from Standard and Poor stated that the United States Treasury debt no longer deserved to be looked at […]
The United States debt ceiling has been hit. (…)
The economy has hit a wall. (…)
The United States government was recently given the gift of borrowed time to deal with the spending deficit, which led to the hitting of the debt ceiling, the legal borrowing limit of the American government, a few weeks ago. (…)
In the United States it was expected that there would be a big disagreement over the budget for fiscal year 2012. (…)
After months of warnings and signs of the obvious, the debt ceiling was finally hit by the United States on Monday. (…)
The debate over how to deal with the growing national deficit and debt is all the rage in the United States Congress as of late. (…)
The goal of the United States government for the last few years has been to resurrect the American economy. (…)
Since the stock market fell in 2008, there has been constant talk about how the economy is suffering and the modern American family is no longer living as comfortably as it once did. (…)
This should come as no surprise, but the economy of the United States the main concern of President Obama and every member of Congress. (…)
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