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#The Russian government, as other stable governments do, seeks to borrow against its collateral to raise liquidity to meet certain current cash obligations (government payroll, social security, etc);
#The Russian government, as other stable governments do, seeks to borrow against its collateral to raise liquidity to meet certain current cash obligations (government payroll, social security, etc);
#The [[United States]] seeks to expand its [[national debt]] to meet current [[interest]] payments to bond holders on past debt obligations.
#The [[United States]] seeks to expand its [[national debt]] to meet current [[interest]] payments to bond holders on past debt obligations.
#The [[United States]] is locked in, or trapped, with no room to expand existing programs ([[Obamacare]], $500,000,000,000 to the [[Department of War]]) or create new programs ([[Medicare For All]]). If it does, the result is [[hyperinflation]].
#See [[Ferguson's law]].
#See [[Ferguson's law]].