william the wie
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While IL has been in default on vendor credit for more than a decade it is still officially investment grade but its bonds are priced to produce junk yields when adjusted for tax exemption. Practically the whole blue wall and blue cities in red states are priced at similar yields without yet being Insolvent. So what happens, if anything, when they do go into default and have to raise taxes? Other than loss of tax base I expect no change. What say you?