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David Ditch argues that controlling government spending is the only viable solution to manage deficits. He states that even significant tax increases would fail to keep pace with rising expenditures and would not achieve the level of deficit reduction required.
According to Ditch, efforts to avoid spending restraint are unlikely to succeed, and relying solely on raising taxes will not solve the underlying fiscal challenges.
Ditch has recently highlighted that the U.S. is facing $2 trillion annual deficits and $1 trillion in yearly interest costs. He has also cautioned that New York City’s pension deferral could lead to higher medium-term costs and create pressure for a federal bailout. These examples add context to his warnings on fiscal management.