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U.S. debt nears 100% of GDP, risking severe austerity as Social Security and Medicare face insolvency by 2034.
A severe fiscal crisis is likely to force drastic U.S. austerity measures, according to former White House economist Jeffrey Frankel, as public debt nears 100% of GDP and is projected to hit 107% by 2029.
With no viable sustainable solutions like growth, inflation, or default, and political gridlock blocking reform, cuts to defense or non-defense spending may become unavoidable.
Oxford Economics warns Social Security and Medicare insolvency by 2034 could trigger market turmoil, pushing Congress to act—though delay will make future adjustments more extreme.
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La deuda de EE.UU. se acerca al 100% del PIB, arriesgando una severa austeridad ya que la Seguridad Social y Medicare se enfrentan a la insolvencia para 2034.