Six Nobel laureates warned that a proposed spending bill could add $3 trillion more to U.S. debt.

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Six Nobel Prize-winning economists, including Paul Krugman and Joseph Stiglitz, wrote in a June letter that the bill’s structural design would increase inequality and drive public debt by over $3 trillion, even more if its provisions become permanent.

A group of six Nobel Prize-winning economists, including Paul Krugman and Joseph Stiglitz, warned in a June letter that the bill could push public debt even higher, by at least $3 trillion, if its provisions are made permanent