12. As the outstanding debt of a nation becomes very large relative to the size of the economy, Group of answer choices -the borrowing cost of the government will decline. -lenders will have no choice but to hold the outstanding bonds and  to buy the new ones as they are offered. -a country like the United States will have no choice but to default on the payments to bond holders. -if the country has a central bank, it will almost certainly resort to money creation to service the debt rather than directly default.   Which is correct?

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