A list of puns related to "Debt To Gdp Ratio"
I was doodling around on the Wikipedia, reading about the IMF when I came across this silver nugget:
> The Fund typically analyses the appropriateness of each member country's economic and financial policies for achieving orderly economic growth, and assesses the consequences of these policies for other countries and for the global economy.[23] The maximum sustainable debt level of a polity, which is watched closely by the IMF, was defined in 2011 by IMF economists to be 120%.[25] Indeed, it was at this number that the Greek economy melted down in 2010.[26]
Curious. So I thought, I wonder what the USA current debt to GDP ratio is?
... Huh. Oh well, that's fine I guess.
So I thought, I wonder what everyone else's debt to GDP ratio is?
Country | Last (Dec. 2020) % |
---|---|
Venezuela | 350% |
Japan | 266% |
Sudan | 259% |
Greece | 206% |
Lebanon | 172% |
Cape Verde | 156% |
Italy | 156% |
Libya | 155% |
Portugal | 134% |
Singapore | 131% |
Bahrain | 128% |
United States | 128% |
Mozambique | 122% |
Bhutan | 121% |
Angola | 120% |
Spain | 120% |
Canada | 118% |
Cyprus | 118% |
France | 116% |
Belgium | 114% |
... Huh... Oh well, that's fine too I guess.
Playing a Bennet Run to try to make America wealthy. I know I should run a deficit but how much should I maintain the Debt to GDP Ratio?
I saw the US governments debt to GDP ratio is over 100%. Whats the significance of this, since apparently Japans ratio is over like 300% does this even matter or is it being used by politicians as a scare tactic. Whats the limit of this ratio to where the country might be in danger of collapse? 500%? 1000%?
I saw some article talking about Indias "catastrophically" high ratio of 64% meanwhile Japan is cruising with 5 times that and is still an economic superpower.
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