Insoluble Insolvency: A Pathway To Protecting Key Federal Programs

The term “Insoluble Insolvency” was created to address a fundamental fact regarding the federal debt; under accepted operating norms it is a foregone fact that the US government is going to become insolvent. Insoluble Insolvency means there is no politically, economically, and institutionally feasible path back to long-term fiscal solvency using conventional measuresTo this end it aslo means real fiscal incapacity, not the mechanical exhaustion of dollars.

In lieu of spending government resources on attempting to develop a solution to an issue with a non-existence solution, the highest priority should be to build protective walls around fundamental programs such as Social Security and Medicare as explained in this link.

 

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