My source for this is the latest 10-year Economic Projection (from June 2024). This is their data through 2034, except I rounded it to the nearest 100 billion. They are using 3.8% as a long term growth factor, so after 2034, the numbers increase each year that. This only runs through 2054 because it is pointless to project out further, even though it is fun to do so. You could plug these numbers into my deficit forecasting model, since most of those are based on percents of GDP.
2024 28,500 2025 29,700 2026 30,900 2027 32,000 2028 33,100 2029 34,300 2030 35,700 2031 37,000 2032 38,400 2033 39,900 2034 41,400 2035 43,000 2036 44,600 2037 46,300 2038 48,100 2039 49,900 2040 51,800 2041 53,800 2042 55,800 2043 57,900 2044 60,100 2045 62,400 2046 64,800 2047 67,300 2048 69,900 2049 72,600 2050 75,400 2051 78,300 2052 81,300 2053 84,400 2054 87,600See also https://aftermath2022.blogspot.com/2024/01/projected-nominal-gdp-through-2100.html for a more optimistic forecast.
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