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Federal Debt Limit Increases
January 31st, 2010 | 
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The Debt Limit: History and Recent Increases – CRS Report $0.99 Total debt of the federal government can increase in two ways. First, debt increases when the government sells debt to the public to finance budget deficits and acquire the financial resources needed to meet its obligations. This increases debt held by the public. Second, debt increases when the federal government issues debt to certain government accounts, such as the Social Security, Medicare, a… |
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Debt Limit: Delays Create Debt Management Challenges and Increase Uncertainty in the Treasury Market $6.99 GAO has prepared this report to assist Congress in identifying and addressing debt management challenges. Since 1995, the statutory debt limit has been increased 12 times to its current level of $14.294 trillion. The debt limit does not control or limit the ability of the federal government to run deficits or incur obligations. Rather, it is a limit on the ability to pay obligations already incurr… |
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Tom Clancy`s Debt Of Honor $0.99 |
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The Debt to Pleasure: A Novel by John Lanchester $4.74 |
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The Four Laws of Debt Free Prosperity $1.00 |
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The Debt: The Story of a Past Redeemed $1.00 |
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The Complete Idiot`s Guide To Beating Debt $0.99 |
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HTF RARE 1 ZILLION US DOLLAR BILL Barack Hussein OBAMA Debt Plan New USA NOVELTY $1.75 |
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Debt of Honor $9.96 |
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Debt of Honor by Tom Clancy (1994, Hardcover) $1.39 |
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