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U.S. to China: Our debt is better than your debt 
Salon | by Andrew Leonard | Thu, Jul 23
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As the U.S. Treasury prepares, once again, to auction off a record amount of securities next week to pay for the ongoing expenses of the U.S. government, chatter is, once again, swirling over whether investors will demonstrate sufficient appetite for $115 billion worth of Treasury bills, n...
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