“This means more federal tax revenue is going toward interest payments. The obligation ate up about 30 cents of every tax dollar in the first three quarters of fiscal 2023, compared with less than 22 cents over the same period in the two prior fiscal years, said Jerry Dwyer, an economics professor emeritus at Clemson University.”
Excerpt from article “Interest payments on the nation’s debt are soaring, adding pressure to Congress spending battle“
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