by Richard Rahn (“The Washington Times”, Tuesday, September 17, 2013) […]
by Richard Rahn (“The Washington Times”, Tuesday, September 17, 2013)
America and the West lead the way to the bottom of the list
The good news is that there are more countries managing their economies in a fiscally responsible way than there were two years ago. Fiscally responsible means keeping average annual deficits less than average annual economic-growth rates, keeping net debt from exceeding one-third of gross domestic product, and maintaining a relatively small government. The bad news is …
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September 18th, 2013
Surprise among the spendthrift nations
by Richard Rahn (“The Washington Times”, Tuesday, September 17, 2013) […]
America and the West lead the way to the bottom of the list
The good news is that there are more countries managing their economies in a fiscally responsible way than there were two years ago. Fiscally responsible means keeping average annual deficits less than average annual economic-growth rates, keeping net debt from exceeding one-third of gross domestic product, and maintaining a relatively small government. The bad news is …
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