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Governments borrow trillions of dollars every year, yet daily life barely changes. No shutdowns. No alarms. Just more debt. But when a government borrows money, who actually gets paid?

This video breaks down the real-world mechanics behind government borrowing in simple, clear language. Not textbook theory. Not political talking points. Just the system as it actually works.

You’ll learn how government bonds really function, who buys them first, and why banks, pension funds, insurance companies, and even foreign governments play a central role. We follow the money step by step to show how debt payments quietly flow through the financial system, compounding over time.

We also explore the role of central banks, how new money is created to support government borrowing, and why this system feels painless for some but increasingly costly for others. Along the way, we examine why government debt shapes inflation, asset prices, and long-term economic power.

If you’ve ever wondered why governments can keep borrowing without immediate consequences, or why debt feels abstract but still affects your future, this explainer will finally make it make sense.

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