Economist Peter Schiff warns U.S. budget deficit could lead to massive money printing and soaring inflation
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David McAfee
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Conservative economist Peter Schiff warns that the U.S. federal government's large budget deficit will lead to massive money printing by the Federal Reserve, causing inflation that could eventually double prices for ordinary Americans. Schiff highlights that in May, the government spent $628 billion while collecting only $33 billion in revenue, illustrating the severity of the fiscal imbalance.
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bskyEconomist Peter Schiff warns U.S. budget deficit could lead to massive money printing and soaring inflationrawstory.comKey quotes
· 3 pulledEconomist Peter Schiff is warning that the federal government's yawning budget gap will be papered over with a flood of newly printed money
ordinary Americans will pay for it through prices that could eventually double
In May, he wrote, the government spent $628 billion while collecting just $33
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