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Companies Benefiting From Global Trend Towards Government Insolvency

Companies Benefiting From Global Trend Towards Government Insolvency This story features MOELIS AUSTRALIA LIMITED, and other companies. For more info SHARE ANALYSIS: MOE In search of a solution to ever-expanding debt-to-GDP ratios, Dr Roy van Keulen offers some food for thought, alongside a few ideas of companies likely to benefit -How will governments improve their debt-to-GDP? -Taxing lower and middle incomes seems politically impossible for quite some time to come -Most solutions might simply be to tax the wealthy, reduce spending on healthcare and sell off public assets like roads By Dr Roy van Keulen As the US looks close to surpassing an unprecedented debt-to-GDP ratio of 150% (or US$225,000 per US taxpayer), I wanted to explore what happens when governments reach the end of their credit line and are forced to start deleveraging.