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Is inflation pushing you back daily ?
In recent decades, government spending per capita has significantly increased worldwide
26 November 2024 · Tuesday
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Inflation is pushing you back daily
In recent decades, government spending per capita has significantly increased worldwide. For example, in the US, spending has risen from nearly $7,000 to $27,000 per person over the past 40 to 50 years. This trend includes federal, state, and local spending. While the data may be specific to the US, it reflects a global phenomenon.
Many governments are spending more than they earn, leading to fiscal deficits. Few countries today operate with a surplus, meaning they are spending more than they generate through taxation.
The primary reason behind this increased spending is . . . . .
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USA is the mother market
For decades, the US stock market has shown dominance over global markets. The chart we are looking at tracks the performance of US equities versus other markets worldwide. Interestingly, it highlights the long-term trend of the US market outpacing its global peers, especially since the 1990s.
The data shows how strong the US market has become, particularly when viewed in dollar terms, making it one of the most resilient markets in the world.. . . . .
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