Can Goldilocks Survive?

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Can Goldilocks Survive?

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Wynne Godley ()
L. Randall Wray ()

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Growing government budget surpluses combined with growing trade deficits have generated record private sector deficits. Unless households continue to reduce their saving--creating an increasingly unsustainable debt burden--the impetus that has driven the expansion will evaporate.

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