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Interactive – US Debt

Oct 30

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Breaking Down the 2012 US Budget [Infographic]

Oct 30

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The Great Flow of U.S. Debt [Infographic]

Oct 4

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Interactive – Raising the roof: The uphill climb of the U.S. debt limit

Sep 13

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The ever-swelling U.S. debt ceiling recently rose toÂ $14.7 trillion US â€” with another $500 billion rise scheduled in the coming months.Â U.S. presidents have had a long history of seeking higher debt limits from the Treasury, as indicated in the charts below, which span increases in actual and inflation-adjusted figures from 1961 to 2010.