What happens when the most important financial decisions in the world are made outside the public eye?

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At what point does a nation stop controlling its finances and start being controlled by them?

At the center of Good Country, Bad Balance Sheet lies a bold, cinematic idea: Patriot Bonds—long-dated,

The idea sounds almost unthinkable at first. Restructuring is a term typically reserved for distressed

What if the United States were not a country, but a company? More specifically, what if it were a highly

At first glance, the idea sounds almost contradictory. How can a nation be powerful, innovative,

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At its core, Good Country, Bad Balance Sheet is not just a story about debt or financial engineering.