Dr. Perryman walks through the reasons the US has reached such a high level of debt.
Dr. Perryman explains why companies would likely feel comfortable taking on debt at present and what these decisions will mean for the economy.
Dr. Perryman explains the strategy behind companies shouldering more debt at present and what that means for their future plans.
Dr. Perryman breaks down the potential impact and the role of the debt ceiling in general.
Dr. Perryman analyzes historical solutions to this potential problem for the US government.
Dr. Perryman explains why consumer debt is increasing quickly and what this means for the economy.
Other factors are likely to add more value to the overall economy at present, says Dr. Perryman.
Dr. Perryman explains why the government will take on more debt to keep the economy's structure in place.
BBB level, the lowest level of corporate debt in America, is approaching about $10 trillion. Dr. Perryman says agencies are beginning to take notice.
One economic idea being kicked around in Washington involves zero interest rates and restructuring the nation's debt.