Bessent: US Must Grow Its Way Out of Debt, Not Cut Its Way Out

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The Growth-First Strategy

Bessent's comments lay out a clear fiscal philosophy: ... But it also puts a lot of weight on the economy's ability to deliver.

The Risk of Falling Short

The danger is that growth won't be enough. ... making the problem even worse.

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The Growth-First Strategy

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