now here's why gold reset might be the last option for US GOV
Executive Summary The United States has entered a decisive phase in which rising sovereign debt, structurally higher fiscal deficits, and a diminishing global appetite for U.S. Treasuries are reshaping the macro-financial architecture that has underpinned the global economy for decades. While the United States retains unparalleled financial depth and military power, the debt dynamics accumulated since the early 2000s — accelerated by the pandemic response — are now interacting with persistent inflationary pressures, rising interest burdens, and shifts in global reserve composition. These developments imply that the traditional framework of U.S. “Monetary Dominance,” in which the Federal Reserve freely adjusts interest rates to stabilize prices and employment, is giving way to Fiscal Dominance , where monetary policy becomes constrained by the government’s debt-servicing capacity. This paper argues that the ultimate constraint on U.S. debt issuance is not the statutory debt ceiling, market liquidity, or default risk , but rather inflation . Inflation is the single variable capable of generating social, political, and market resistance strong enough to impose a hard boundary on debt
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