America's national debt has reached over $16 trillion, prompting discussions on entitlement programs, defense spending, and tax reform.
“Raising Awareness About the U.S. National Debt and its Implications for the American Opportunity”
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America's national debt has reached over $16 trillion, prompting discussions on entitlement programs, defense spending, and tax reform.
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Bill Clinton, Judd Gregg, and Alan K. Simpson discuss the pressing issues surrounding America's economy in Overdraft. Released in August 2012, the film examines entitlement programs, defense spending, and tax reform. It presents the difficult choices that the nation's growing debt imposes on individuals and businesses. Produced independently, Overdraft aired on public television for two years through the National Educational Telecommunications Association (NETA). The documentary offers a detailed look at the fiscal challenges facing everyday Americans.
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Why Watch
- Meet Bill Clinton discussing national debt.
- Find out about tax reform impacts.
- See insights from policymakers like Alan K. Simpson.
Did You Know
- Overdraft was launched in August 2012.
- The film has a duration of 57 minutes.
- It was broadcast on public television for two years.
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Who directed the documentary Overdraft?
Scott Galloway directed the documentary Overdraft.
What year was Overdraft released?
Overdraft was released in 2012.
How long is the runtime of Overdraft?
The runtime of Overdraft is 57 minutes.
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