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Note: having one or more of your companies go bankrupt doesn't mean you're not good at making good risk-taking, because if you can put most of the consequences of failure on your creditors and not you personally, taking high risks that are likely to fail is often the optimum choice.

Absolutely true, but to continue the analogy- you might want to ask, as I’m sure you already have………

Who are the creditors of the United States?

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