One is to try to move the average maturity of the government debt back toward five years.

So the average maturity of government debt is now six years.

For example, the Fed has the authority to buy foreign government debt.

In 1960, 4% of the Canadian government debt was held by foreign investors.

The deficit spending created government debt of ten hours per family.

But this holds true only when the economy has zero government debt.

But the biggest worry for investors is the country's huge government debt.

As government debts increased, the public became richer, and spent more.

Paying off the government debt appears to be his passion.

And they certainly can't bail out all the banks that hold the government debt of these countries.