Don't Blame Fitch for Huge U.S. Deficits. Here's What the Government Could Do.

Fitch Ratings’ decision to strip the U.S. of its AAA credit rating was triggered by outsize U.S. borrowing. A dose of “financial repression” might be the cure.

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