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Deficits and Debts (Crash Course)
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1. What happens to the investors if a default happens?

2. If other countries worry they might not be paid back, what might happen?

3. What is it called when someone/something can't pay their bills?

4. Approximately, how large is America's debt?

5. What is the term used for the accumulation of budget deficits?

6. What is the name of the people or entity that lets others borrow money?

7. What are the four countries mentioned in the video that have a higher level of debt than the US?

8. What is a government budget deficit?

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