Laying down the context first.
1. There has been wide research happened in the field of Debt to GDP levels, where major study confirms that there has been a inverted U- Shaped returns for the level of debt, meaning that GDP growth increases when there is increase in debt happens but after much increase growth tends to stabilze and then fall with further increases in debt levels. This point of inflexion is estimated close to 70% of Debt to GDP ratio.
2. On the other hands report by researchers Carmen Reinhart and Kenneth Rogoff suggests that there is no significant relation between debt levels and gdp growth rate but unsustainable debt levels creates negative impact on GDP growth level.
Based on the above principles, US has done fairly well till 2000's fuelling economic growth without the balloning debt levels but after 2000's major economic growth is fuelled by increases in debt levels. As you can see in GDP - Debt, debt is creating less and less value in future years. Therefore US is not performing good in terms of its utilization of debt in helping GDP growth.
Year | GDP | Increase in GDP | Federal Debt | Increase in Debt | GDP - Debt |
1999 | 9125 | 5606 | |||
2000 | 9710 | 585 | 5629 | 23 | 562 |
2001 | 10058 | 348 | 5770 | 141 | 207 |
2002 | 10389 | 331 | 6198 | 428 | -97 |
2003 | 10839 | 450 | 6670 | 472 | -22 |
2004 | 11553 | 714 | 7735 | 1065 | -351 |
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