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Costs of War
Published January 1, 2020
Tags Heidi Peltier
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The Cost of Debt-financed War: Public Debt and Rising Interest for Post-9/11 War Spending

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Throughout the 18 years the U.S. has been engaged in the “Global War on Terror,” mainly in Iraq and
Afghanistan, the government has financed this war by borrowing funds rather than through alternative
means such as raising taxes or issuing war bonds.

"Before 9/11, the US had a budget surplus. After 9/11, a budget deficit."
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The Cost of Debt-financed War: Public Debt and Rising Interest for Post-9/11 War Spending