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Unsustainable debt: Is there a path for policymakers and investors?
A Q&A with Fidelity's Dirk Hofschire and Irina Tytell on solving the U.S. debt problem.
Key Takeaways
- U.S. debt levels are already at record peacetime highs, creating unprecedented challenges for fiscal and monetary policymakers with no simple solutions.
- Institutions in this environment may want to reconsider their strategic asset allocation, with greater diversification across asset classes, geographies, and strategies.
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