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U.S. Debt-Ceiling Crisis


Presented By:
Pankaj Yadav
What is U.S. Debt-Ceiling Crisis
The United States debt-ceiling
crisis was a financial crisis in
2011 that started as a debate in
the United States Congress
about increasing the debt ceiling.
Background
What is the Debt Ceiling
•Under federal law, the amount up to what limit
that the government can borrow to meet the
deficit budget is the Debt Ceiling.

•This concept was introduced at time of World
War l .

•These borrowings are done by the department
of the Treasury
Process of Debt Ceiling
• Debt ceiling can increase by the vote of
  congress

• To change the debt ceiling, Congress must
  enact specific legislation, and the President
  must sign it into law.
Contd….

• The process of setting the debt ceiling
is separate and distinct from the regular
process of financing government
operations
The debt ceiling has been raised 74 times
since March 1962


including 18 times under Ronald Reagan,
eight times under Bill Clinton, seven times
under George W. Bush and three times (as of
August 2011) under Barack Obama.
Treasury view-
According to the Treasury, "failing to increase
the debt limit would . . . cause the government to
default on its legal obligations – an
unprecedented event in American history".


These legal obligations include paying Social
Security and Medicare benefits, military salaries,
interest on the debt, and many other items
Critics view
 Debt ceiling crisis is "self-inflicted”.

 It is a routine work of treasury.

 it was used to score political points for the
   minority party.
Different Issues to Resolve the Problem



Democratic party and Republican party have
given important points to come out from this
crisis in few months

American President has told that I need
support of both the parties to represent the
view of American people what they want ?
Increase the limit of
                      According to
                   debt ceilingparty
                    republican from
               This pointto 14.29
                               proposed by
                  (opposition party)
                      12.93
               American President
                       trillion dollar


                   Because are demandingexpending more
                      They it is not about a ceiling on such
                      borrowing they believe that such
                   money the raising the debts ceiling its
                   simply ability to pay treasury bills burden
                      borrowing will increase the debt
                      On future generation without helping
                      the economy.

Democratic Party                                                 Republican Party
According to
                          democratic
                        SENATE has given
                             party
                           two options
                            (these
                        borrowing will
                        help in future)
                   1. A balance budget amendment is sent to
                     1. will invest in thousand of project
                        all states
                    2. it will increase employment.
                   2. The joint committee cuts spending by
                    3. Demand of goods and services will
                        greater amount then requested debt
                    increase
                        ceiling

Democratic Party                                              SENATE
The republican
                           According to
                          party proposed
                            democratic
                              deficit
                               party
                          reduction plan


               TheIf govt. reduction commission planed to
                   deficit would reduce the expenditure it
               $3.8 trillion for goods and services would
                  demand deficit-cutting plan.
                  reduce.



Democratic Party                                             Republican Party
According to
                            democratic party
                               According to
                              (reduction in
                                republican
                                unilateral
                                  party
                              expenditure)

                                  For next 10 year
                   If thisReduction in Defense the lenders
                      1. will happen most of
                   wouldmedical
                      2. get uncomfortable in holding US
                   bondsroad would want start selling the
                      3. and
                   bonds govt. would reduced $733 billion.
                      The

Democratic Party                                             Republican Party
According to Democratic
                               party
                        Tax reform should be
                     (agree but they want to
                             considered
                    reform tax after few year)
                          Because……??


                   Ifif taxgovt.reform increase the tax
                      the will would the govt will get
                    $751 billions.
                   right now the demand of goods and
                   services of the people at large would
                   reduce.

Democratic Party                                           Republican Party
?
                   Directly question to the
                      American people

               People can mail ,tweet directly to us that
               will keep pressure on Washington
               (Senate)to move out from this crisis.




Democratic Party
o U.S. military salaries and retirement ;
                   o Social Security and Medicare;
                       If borrowing ceiling limit will
                   o federal civil service salaries and retirement ;
                   o individual and corporate taxthese things
                      not increase than refunds;
                   o unemployment to states;
                                     may happen
                   o defence vendor payments;
                   o interest and principal payments on Treasury bonds
                   and other securities;
                   o student loan payments;
                   o Medicaid payments to states;




Democratic Party
Agreement
1. The agreement cut spending more than
it increased the debt limit.


2. The agreement established a Congressional Joint
Select Committee that would produce debt
reduction legislation by November 23, 2011.
3. The goal of the legislation is to cut at least $1.5 trillion over
the coming 10 years and should be passed by December 23,
2011.


4. Congress must vote on a Balanced Budget Amendment
between October 1, 2011, and the end of the year



5. Projected revenue from the Joint Select Committee's
legislation must not exceed the revenue baseline produced
by current law
6. The agreement specified an incentive for Congress to act. If
Congress fails to produce a deficit reduction bill with at least
$1.2 trillion in cuts, then Congress can grant a $1.2 trillion
increase in the debt ceiling


7 . The debt ceiling may be increased an additional
$1.5 trillion if either one of the following two conditions are
met:
     1-A balanced budget amendment is sent to the states
     2-The joint committee cuts spending by a greater
     amount than the requested debt ceiling increase
CONSEQUENCES
1. If U.S government does not increase the debt limit
it will cause catastrophic damage to the economy .


2. To reduce deficit American government has to
increase the tax rate on middle class people which
they don’t want to do so .
3.If debt limit doesn’t increase it will negatively effect the
dominant rate of dollar in U.S market & also it will effect the world
economy .


 4. The dollar is expected to be weaker in forex market , If debt
 limit doesn’t increased .



 5. If debt limit is not increased there is med rush of money into
 safer physical assets such as GOLD , METAL & OIL .
6. If debt limit will not increased it will effect payment on
broad range of benefits and U.S obligation would be
discontinued limited & adversely affect included :


        - U.S military salaries and retirement benefits .

        - Interest and principle payment on treasury bonds &
        other securities.

         - Medical payment to the states .
FUTURE PLAN AGAINST DEBT CRISIS

1. There is $ 1 trillion in spending cut over next 10 year.


2. By the end of December congressional committee will have find
somewhere else to cut $ 1.5 trillion .



3. U.S government will also reduce their spending on healthcare
legislation and increase the tax rate .
4. If U.S government increased minor tax rate it will
increase $ 3.6 trillion government revenue .


5. Mr. president has to make their debt market
optimistic .
Thank you
       ?

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U.s. dedit crisis

  • 2. What is U.S. Debt-Ceiling Crisis
  • 3. The United States debt-ceiling crisis was a financial crisis in 2011 that started as a debate in the United States Congress about increasing the debt ceiling.
  • 5. What is the Debt Ceiling •Under federal law, the amount up to what limit that the government can borrow to meet the deficit budget is the Debt Ceiling. •This concept was introduced at time of World War l . •These borrowings are done by the department of the Treasury
  • 6. Process of Debt Ceiling • Debt ceiling can increase by the vote of congress • To change the debt ceiling, Congress must enact specific legislation, and the President must sign it into law.
  • 7. Contd…. • The process of setting the debt ceiling is separate and distinct from the regular process of financing government operations
  • 8. The debt ceiling has been raised 74 times since March 1962 including 18 times under Ronald Reagan, eight times under Bill Clinton, seven times under George W. Bush and three times (as of August 2011) under Barack Obama.
  • 9.
  • 10. Treasury view- According to the Treasury, "failing to increase the debt limit would . . . cause the government to default on its legal obligations – an unprecedented event in American history". These legal obligations include paying Social Security and Medicare benefits, military salaries, interest on the debt, and many other items
  • 11. Critics view  Debt ceiling crisis is "self-inflicted”.  It is a routine work of treasury.  it was used to score political points for the minority party.
  • 12.
  • 13. Different Issues to Resolve the Problem Democratic party and Republican party have given important points to come out from this crisis in few months American President has told that I need support of both the parties to represent the view of American people what they want ?
  • 14. Increase the limit of According to debt ceilingparty republican from This pointto 14.29 proposed by (opposition party) 12.93 American President trillion dollar Because are demandingexpending more They it is not about a ceiling on such borrowing they believe that such money the raising the debts ceiling its simply ability to pay treasury bills burden borrowing will increase the debt On future generation without helping the economy. Democratic Party Republican Party
  • 15. According to democratic SENATE has given party two options (these borrowing will help in future) 1. A balance budget amendment is sent to 1. will invest in thousand of project all states 2. it will increase employment. 2. The joint committee cuts spending by 3. Demand of goods and services will greater amount then requested debt increase ceiling Democratic Party SENATE
  • 16. The republican According to party proposed democratic deficit party reduction plan TheIf govt. reduction commission planed to deficit would reduce the expenditure it $3.8 trillion for goods and services would demand deficit-cutting plan. reduce. Democratic Party Republican Party
  • 17. According to democratic party According to (reduction in republican unilateral party expenditure) For next 10 year If thisReduction in Defense the lenders 1. will happen most of wouldmedical 2. get uncomfortable in holding US bondsroad would want start selling the 3. and bonds govt. would reduced $733 billion. The Democratic Party Republican Party
  • 18. According to Democratic party Tax reform should be (agree but they want to considered reform tax after few year) Because……?? Ifif taxgovt.reform increase the tax the will would the govt will get $751 billions. right now the demand of goods and services of the people at large would reduce. Democratic Party Republican Party
  • 19. ? Directly question to the American people People can mail ,tweet directly to us that will keep pressure on Washington (Senate)to move out from this crisis. Democratic Party
  • 20. o U.S. military salaries and retirement ; o Social Security and Medicare; If borrowing ceiling limit will o federal civil service salaries and retirement ; o individual and corporate taxthese things not increase than refunds; o unemployment to states; may happen o defence vendor payments; o interest and principal payments on Treasury bonds and other securities; o student loan payments; o Medicaid payments to states; Democratic Party
  • 21.
  • 22. Agreement 1. The agreement cut spending more than it increased the debt limit. 2. The agreement established a Congressional Joint Select Committee that would produce debt reduction legislation by November 23, 2011.
  • 23. 3. The goal of the legislation is to cut at least $1.5 trillion over the coming 10 years and should be passed by December 23, 2011. 4. Congress must vote on a Balanced Budget Amendment between October 1, 2011, and the end of the year 5. Projected revenue from the Joint Select Committee's legislation must not exceed the revenue baseline produced by current law
  • 24. 6. The agreement specified an incentive for Congress to act. If Congress fails to produce a deficit reduction bill with at least $1.2 trillion in cuts, then Congress can grant a $1.2 trillion increase in the debt ceiling 7 . The debt ceiling may be increased an additional $1.5 trillion if either one of the following two conditions are met: 1-A balanced budget amendment is sent to the states 2-The joint committee cuts spending by a greater amount than the requested debt ceiling increase
  • 25. CONSEQUENCES 1. If U.S government does not increase the debt limit it will cause catastrophic damage to the economy . 2. To reduce deficit American government has to increase the tax rate on middle class people which they don’t want to do so .
  • 26. 3.If debt limit doesn’t increase it will negatively effect the dominant rate of dollar in U.S market & also it will effect the world economy . 4. The dollar is expected to be weaker in forex market , If debt limit doesn’t increased . 5. If debt limit is not increased there is med rush of money into safer physical assets such as GOLD , METAL & OIL .
  • 27. 6. If debt limit will not increased it will effect payment on broad range of benefits and U.S obligation would be discontinued limited & adversely affect included : - U.S military salaries and retirement benefits . - Interest and principle payment on treasury bonds & other securities. - Medical payment to the states .
  • 28. FUTURE PLAN AGAINST DEBT CRISIS 1. There is $ 1 trillion in spending cut over next 10 year. 2. By the end of December congressional committee will have find somewhere else to cut $ 1.5 trillion . 3. U.S government will also reduce their spending on healthcare legislation and increase the tax rate .
  • 29. 4. If U.S government increased minor tax rate it will increase $ 3.6 trillion government revenue . 5. Mr. president has to make their debt market optimistic .