This is the projected US Nominal GDP through 2100. This comes from the Social Security Trustees report at: https://www.ssa.gov/OACT/TR/2023/VI_G2_OASDHI_GDP.html, using the low-cost estimates. I interpolated and rounded the numbers. These show growth of about 5.5% per year.
Year GDP 2024 28,800 2025 30,700 2026 32,500 2027 34,400 2028 36,200 2029 38,200 2030 40,300 2031 42,500 2032 44,800 2033 47,200 2034 49,700 2035 52,400 2036 55,200 2037 58,100 2038 61,200 2039 64,500 2040 67,900 2041 71,600 2042 75,400 2043 79,500 2044 83,700 2045 88,200 2046 93,100 2047 98,200 2048 103,500 2049 109,200 2050 115,100 2051 121,500 2052 128,100 2053 135,200 2054 142,600 2055 150,500 2056 158,900 2057 167,700 2058 177,000 2059 186,800 2060 196,800 2061 207,500 2062 218,800 2063 230,700 2064 243,200 2065 256,800 2066 270,700 2067 285,300 2068 300,800 2069 317,000 2070 334,500 2071 352,800 2072 372,000 2073 392,300 2074 413,700 2075 436,100 2076 460,000 2077 485,200 2078 511,800 2079 539,900 2080 570,600 2081 602,600 2082 636,400 2083 672,200 2084 709,900 2085 749,500 2086 791,600 2087 836,000 2088 882,900 2089 932,500 2090 985,600 2091 1,040,700 2092 1,098,900 2093 1,160,400 2094 1,225,300 2095 1,292,800 2096 1,364,000 2097 1,439,100 2098 1,518,300 2099 1,602,000 2100 1,690,100Most models use percent of GDP, so these are the numbers to use.
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Update: Here are the 2024 similar numbers: https://www.ssa.gov/OACT/TR/2024/VI_G2_OASDHI_GDP.html . These numbers are slightly different than those above.
This shows Intermediate, Low-cost, and High-cost numbers. The low-cost numbers have the highest GDP and I adopt this assumption because there is no way the system can survive otherwise. We need a higher GDP so the debt-to-GDP ratio is lower.
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