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U.S. Economy: We're All Living on Borrowed Time

Retirement, Macroeconomics, Budget Deficit, U.S. Economy, Federal Budget

Peter R. Orszag, Senior Fellow
William G. Gale, Vice President and Director, Economic Studies

Los Angeles Times

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