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The trajectory of U.S. national debt has been staggering: from a total of $1 trillion in 1980 to an overwhelming $35 trillion today, significantly outpacing economic development. This explosion of debt has not only raised concerns about future economic stability but also challenged the traditional understanding of debt’s impact on financial markets, which appear largely indifferent despite potentially ominous projections. As historical data and academic studies suggest, while high debt levels correlate with diminished economic development, the immediate effects on the stock sector, driven by factors like low debt charge rates, remain complex and multifaceted.
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