Market forces rarely announce their arrival with fanfare. Instead, they operate through mathematical inevitabilities that compound silently until reaching critical thresholds. Today's global economy presents a scenario where revenue growth systematically diverges from debt accumulation across major developed nations, creating what economists term a debt trap. Unlike cyclical fiscal challenges that respond to policy adjustments, these traps emerge from structural arithmetic: when the cost of servicing debt consistently exceeds the capacity to generate supporting revenue streams.  […]