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** This analysis reveals how the U.S. government’s massive debt-to-GDP ratio contrasts sharply with the debt-free balance sheets of tech’s Big Five. Discover where financial risk and conservatism lie in today’s economy. **CONTENT:**
The growing debt divide between the U.S. government and Silicon Valley’s tech titans represents one of the most striking financial contrasts in modern economics. While Uncle Sam shoulders over $35 trillion in national debt, technology giants like NVIDIA, Alphabet, Microsoft, Apple, and Amazon maintain remarkably clean balance sheets with minimal leverage. This fundamental difference in financial strategy highlights where risk and conservatism reside in today’s economy, according to recent analysis from financial experts.
