The U.S. government is turning into a "Ponzi crook."

The U.S. government is turning into a "Ponzi crook."

Those who are not interested in the U.S. financial situation do not understand most of the serious problems the country has

To conclude first, if the U.S. government fails to implement revolutionary reforms to "fiscal management" immediately, it will create a structural deficit, making it difficult to repay the principal and interest of government bonds it issued

If the Korean government purchases U.S. government bonds in the future, the principal and interest will be fully paid
There is a very high possibility that it will not be returned or that it will be repaid in nominal terms of principal and interest, but in terms of real value, it will be a huge loss

It may sound absurd to the average person who doesn't know the country's finances, but experts on the U.S. finances are already strongly warning that the country's finances are a "very poor risk country" that has never had a surplus in decades since 2001

To put it plainly, the U.S. financial situation is similar to that of online shopping platform companies such as Timon, Wemakeprice, which has recently caused a social stir in Korea

It's common for the U.S. government (Treasury) to go bankrupt if sales don't increase continuously, or for "Timon, Wemakeff," which has a management structure that goes bankrupt immediately, or for the U.S. government (Treasury) that goes bankrupt if it doesn't keep it up

What's pitiable is that the U.S. government and politicians know how to cut taxes. Efforts to consolidate the financial structure are nowhere to be seen

Seoul also needs to keep its eyes wide open and have a thorough understanding of the U.S. financial situation in advance to avoid being cheated