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Labour backs nuclear deterrent as 'bedrock' of UK's security
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What is Gross Domestic Product (GDP)?
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What is GDP? | CNBC Explains
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Starmer: Nuclear deterrent is bedrock of defence policy
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Gross Domestic Product (GDP)
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The Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and Government Revenue Explained in One Minute
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Labour backs nuclear deterrent as 'bedrock' of UK's security
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What is GDP?
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How did billionaire Truong My Lan steal 3% of Vietnam's 2022 GDP? | DW News
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USA debt2024
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[Live] GDP Count 2024 - Nominal GDP
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Middle East crisis: 'Israel has been provoking Iran' says Professor Fawaz Gerges
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_labour-backs-nuclear-deterrent-as-39bedrock39-of-uk39s-security.webp "The shadow armed forces minister says Labour has committed to raising defence spending by 2.5 percent of GDP \")
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_starmer-nuclear-deterrent-is-bedrock-of-defence-policy.webp "Sir Keir Starmer has outlined the importance of the UK’s nuclear deterrent in his plan for national security, aiming to increase defence spending to 2.5% of GDP. The commitment aligns with Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s, signalling a dramatic shift from the policies of his predecessor, Jeremy Corbyn. Labour hopes to direct UK defence investment to British business, and increase jobs and skills in defence. Report by Covellm. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn")
_gross-domestic-product-gdp.webp "Professor Dave Explains")
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_labour-backs-nuclear-deterrent-as-39bedrock39-of-uk39s-security.webp "The shadow armed forces minister says Labour has committed to raising defence spending by 2.5 percent of GDP \")
_what-is-gdp.webp "Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis")
_how-did-billionaire-truong-my-lan-steal-3-of-vietnam39s-2022-gdp-124-dw-news.webp "DW News")
_usa-debt2024.webp "In the United States, debt has more than tripled since 2008, surpassing 30 trillion dollars for the first time in 2022. Elevated levels of government spending compared with the previous century brings the nation’s deficit into the spotlight every few years as the statutory limit on government debt is reached. This statutory limit is often referred to as the “debt ceiling,” and the U.S. government reached this limit once again in January 2023. The debt ceiling limits the total amount of money that the government is authorized to borrow in order to meet its existing legal obligations and it does not have an active role in limiting new commitments to spending.<br/><br/><br/>Due to the fact that only Congress has the authority to borrow money, the debt ceiling can only be increased by legislation raised by the House of Representatives. This means that negotiations with the president are not necessary to raise the debt ceiling, but have increasingly become a political bargaining tool, especially when Republicans have control of Congress alongside a Democratic president. While the U.S. has one of the highest debt to GDP ratios worldwide, the country has, thus far, maintained strong confidence in its ability to pay back its debts.<br/><br/>Historical context<br/><br/>Whenever the debt ceiling is reached, the U.S. Treasury employs “extraordinary measures” – accounting tools that curb certain investments so that the government can continue to keep paying its financial obligations for a limited amount of time. The debt ceiling has been raised many times since 1960 - 49 times under Republican presidents and 29 times under Democratic presidents. Historically, these raisings have happened without a debate, but are increasingly used as a way to force Democratic presidents to the negotiating table.<br/><br/>In the U.S., the Republican Party has long styled itself as the party of low government spending and oversight. The party frequently criticize Democrats for perceived excessive spending and overreliance on government social programs to address societal issues. Though while it may be the case that Democratic Presidents have contributed to the deficit through social programs such as the Affordable Care Act, Republican leaders have equally contributed to government debt through other means like tax cuts. Additionally, global emergencies such as the 2008 financial crisis and COVID-19 pandemic have required increased governmental spending to protect the economy and the individuals within it.<br/><br/>The 2023 debt ceiling crisis<br/><br/>House Speaker Kevin McCarthy secured his position as Speaker of the House in 2023 by promising to fight for spending cuts, refusing to raise the debt ceiling without spending negotiations with President Biden. The party position remains that big Democratic spending has disproportionally raised the national debt and that reforms were needed before the debt ceiling can be increased again. Democrats responded to this by pointing to 2021, a year in which the Republican Party increased")
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