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U.S. debt: Not so scary after all 
Salon | by Andrew Leonard | Mon, Jun 29
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But no. All three auctions witnessed strong demand from buyers -- especially so from foreign investors who already own over 50 percent of all U.S. government debt.
What do you think? Does it weaken or strengthen Feldstein's argument that he chose to make his recommendation right after the U.S....
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