Debt for Governments

 Debt for government is the money that is owed by the government. Government debt can be considered as taxpayer’s debt since the government gets much of its revenues from its people through the payment of tax. This therefore means that the taxpayers are taxed more so as to settle the government bills. In addition it leads to fewer investments in the private sector because the government may have to sell bonds to the private sector so as to borrow.


For instance, to finance their debts the France and Britain governments will have to sell the assets of the state. However, this will have an impact on the government since people will get loans so as to buy the assets. These loans will be got from the banks owned by the state and hence the debts will still remain and will increase because of the transaction fee that is charged. The US has the highest debt that is owed to the world. This will impact the government in the future in that the world will avoid the US dollar since the US will be considered as a creditor that is unusual.


Though Europe has the most Christian buildings, it is the least Christian continent and these buildings are used as venues for tourists. The church only affiliates the Europeans culturally but it is not a way of solving their problems. Europe now uses science and technology as a means of solving their problems. For example, the international hydrological program that deals with water problems. Europe has also formed national committees that are based on educational and scientific goals. Science also helps Europe observe the natural phenomenon. These include the sun dogs, red tides and light pillars.


References

Max Keiser. (2010). France tries to reduce debt by increasing debt. Retrieved from: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/max-keiser/france-tries-to-reduce-de_b_664680.html.