
Part VII of the Western World’s Entitlement Crisis: Will Greece (again) Be the First Domino?
By Dan Mitchell
Greece’s debt-to-GDP ratio has fallen by more than 60 percentage points since 2020, yet it remains higher than when the 2009 crisis began.
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Part VI of the Western World’s Entitlement Crisis: Will Canada Be the First Domino?
Canada is unlikely to trigger the next fiscal crisis but there is still reason to worry.
Part V of the Western World’s Entitlement Crisis: Will Italy Be the First Domino?
Italy’s pension bill remains high, and its borrowing costs are rising faster than the international average.
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