A default on the U.S. debt would be far worse than a government shutdown. Here’s how.
USA social security card and a Medicare health insurance card. Getty Images.WASHINGTON — A U.S. default on its debt would have a significantly broader impact on federal operations, financial markets and the global economy than recent government shutdowns that have left ordinary Americans largely untouched. While the two have been confused frequently during debate over the debt…
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