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U.S. Deficit At All Time High

Portland : OR : USA | about 1 month ago  
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  • The deficit amounted to 10 percent of US GDP, the highest since 1945, officials said
    The deficit amounted to 10 percent of US GDP, the highest since 1945, ...
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The deficit amounted to 10 percent of US GDP, the highest since 1945, ...

The US Budget deficit got up to 1.4 trillion dollars for this fiscal year. This nearly equals the deficit percentage of GDP during the 2nd World War. Analysts predict that there will be budget deficits over a trillion dollars until past 2011. Meanwhile new data was just released stating the over 71% of the U.S.'s GDP is consumer spending.

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