In highly developed countries, the policy of raising the standard of living is conducted at the expense of the lack of social security and growth of public debt with little inflation, rather than production. Increasing the consumer demand of the population through the growth of the public debt increases the volume of production and the GDP; however, it could be a time when the debt service payment exceeds the GDP growth and uncontrolled growth of indebtedness begins, which will lead to bankruptcy or default.