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January 27, 2012

How Likely is a Sovereign Debt Crisis?

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Arnold Kling and Nick Schulz speak with Joseph Minarik and Peter Wallison about the likelihood of a sovereign debt crisis occurring in the United States. Their discussion is based on a recent symposium hosted by Econ Journal Watch and Mercatus.

Financial Markets
Government Spending
Spending, Deficits, & Debt

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