Monday, 17 October 2011

A Visualization of United States Debt

I came across an interesting site call WTFnoway.com that had an infographic showing the visualization of the debt of the Untied States of America. Starting with the $100 bill, WTFnoway gives you an idea on how many stacks of bills it takes to make various amounts. They show what $10,000 looks like, then $1 million, and continued from there. Below is a Visualization of what $100 million look like in dominations of $100. Nice to keep reading and see for yourself..


Now, the United States owes a lot more than $100 million. Heck, the deficit alone is going to $1.7 trillion this year and the national debt is going to top $15 trillion by December 2011.

As big and scary as that sound, the number pails in comparison to the $114.5 trillion US unfunded liabilities. This is the amount of money the US government knows it doesn’t have to fully fund Medicare, social security, military, civil servant pensions, and all the other good stuff we come to expect from living in the land of the debt. Land of debt? "YES.. Its America.."

What does $114.5 trillion look like? Go to WTFnoway to find out..

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