gold breaks out, page-71

Timber... let us say the twist manages to force interest rates on average down to 2%.

Let us say there is a recovery, and the interst rates rise to a whooping 3%. A 50% increase.

Is your postion then, that a recovery will increase tax revenues 50% to (porportionally) cover the increase in interest payable.

Any year 7 algebra student will be able to prove your position of 'debt dont matter, it will be OK, we will grow our way out' is mathematically impossible.