Fact checked by Yarilet Perez Reviewed by JeFreda R. Brown Few topics ignite as much acrimony in political debates as the U.S ...
Republicans bet on the economy growing faster than reasonable to cover plans that could reignite inflation, rising interest ...
Their budgets aren't constrained such is the case with regular households so their policies aren't shaped by fears of rising national debt. The debt-to-GDP ratio is a metric that helps understand ...
The country risks an economic "heart attack" if lawmakers are unable to reel in the national debt, warns one hedge fund ...
OUR national debt stood at P15.19 trillion ($273.9 billion) since October 2024. The country's gross domestic product (GDP) is valued at $471.5 billion, putting the share of our national debt at 58 ...
Finally, we have to reduce our debt-to-GDP ratio, which stands at 123%. In other words, our total national debt is 123% of our gross domestic product, which is the monetary value of the total ...
Thanks to Perot — and his memorable charts showing the scale and ... the 1992 presidential campaign. In 2024, the national debt was 123% of the GDP, and neither major party candidate prioritized ...