>>510139232>You said more debt means higher rates.No, I didn't. You can't understand the simplest things even when I explain it to you at a level that your average 3rd-grader should be able to get.
Needing to issue 9 trillion of debt, this year, at 4%, is death. It's not the total debt, it's the timing and interest rates involved. I can't actually explain this any simpler and it's honestly amazing that you can't understand it.
>It never happen because because to ask for a bond>ask for a bondYou don't know what you're talking about. You know so little that you don't understand that what you're asking shows you don't know anything about what we're talking about.
>>510139307>printer go brrrrt.That means inflation, which means bond buyers demand a higher rate to offset their anticipated losses through the currency being worth less. Which means the dollar cost of servicing the debt goes up. If you print more money to service that debt, the money becomes worth less, which means the bond market demands higher rates to offset their anticipated losses.
>>How are you going to get people to buy the debt (without printing) if people see you can get better rates elsewhere?This is a nonsensical question and the fact that you think it means something is genuinely depressing
Like I already said, bonds compete for money with everything else.