>Governments don't work like a household. What matters is borrow costs and use of funds. If a government can borrow and the net growth generated is greater than the interest rate on the debt, it's a good thing to borrow. Like any business debt.
If that was an attempt to show a difference from households, I don't see it, since those thing are equally true of households.
A house hold can spend to consume or invest, and I was only replying to the remark you made, not whatever new argument you might make later to salvage it.
If that was an attempt to show a difference from households, I don't see it, since those thing are equally true of households.