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#	COUNTRY	AMOUNT	DATE	GRAPH	HISTORY
1	Zimbabwe	244.2% of GDP	2012
2	Japan	219.1% of GDP	2012
3	Greece	156.9% of GDP	2012
4	Saint Kitts and Nevis	144% of GDP	2012
5	Jamaica	132.9% of GDP	2012
6	Iceland	131.8% of GDP	2012
7	Italy	126.9% of GDP	2012
8	Eritrea	125.8% of GDP	2012
9	Portugal	123.6% of GDP	2012
10	Lebanon	119.6% of GDP	2012
11	Ireland	117.6% of GDP	2012
12	Singapore	111.4% of GDP	2012
13	Grenada	110% of GDP	2012
	Group of 7 countries (G7) average (profile)	108.77% of GDP	2012
14	Sudan	101.7% of GDP	2012
15	Belgium	99.6% of GDP	2012
	Heavily indebted countries average (profile)	99.55% of GDP	2012
16	Puerto Rico	93.2% of GDP	2012
17	France	90.3% of GDP	2012
18	Antigua and Barbuda	89% of GDP	2012
19	United Kingdom	88.7% of GDP	2012
20	Egypt	88% of GDP	2012
21	Cape Verde	86.2% of GDP	2012
22	Cyprus	85.8% of GDP	2012
23	Barbados	85.6% of GDP	2012
24	Canada	85.4% of GDP	2012
25	Belize	84.6% of GDP	2012
26	Spain	84.1% of GDP	2012
27	Germany	81% of GDP	2012
28	Hungary	79.3% of GDP	2012
29	Sri Lanka	79.1% of GDP	2012
	Eurozone average (profile)	77.91% of GDP	2012
30	Saint Lucia	77% of GDP	2012
=31	Jordan	75.5% of GDP	2012
=31	Sao Tome and Principe	75.5% of GDP	2012
33	Austria	74.1% of GDP	2012
	High income OECD countries average (profile)	73.03% of GDP	2012
34	Malta	71.3% of GDP	2012
35	Morocco	71.2% of GDP	2012
36	Netherlands	71.1% of GDP	2012
=37	Dominica	70% of GDP	2012
=37	United States	70% of GDP	2012
39	Seychelles	68.4% of GDP	2012
40	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	68% of GDP	2011
	European Union average (profile)	67.79% of GDP	2012
41	Israel	66.9% of GDP	2012
	NATO countries average (profile)	66.69% of GDP	2012
	Former British colonies average (profile)	64.47% of GDP	2012
	Non-religious countries average (profile)	63.02% of GDP	2012
42	Malawi	62.7% of GDP	2012
43	Serbia	62% of GDP	2012
	Potential Future EU Members average (profile)	60.01% of GDP	2012
44	Guyana	59.5% of GDP	2012
45	Uruguay	59.4% of GDP	2012
46	El Salvador	59.2% of GDP	2012
=47	Albania	58.8% of GDP	2012
=47	Brazil	58.8% of GDP	2012
	Europe average (profile)	58.75% of GDP	2012
49	Nicaragua	58.6% of GDP	2012
50	Mauritius	57.7% of GDP	2012
51	Bahrain	54.2% of GDP	2012
52	Croatia	53.7% of GDP	2012
53	Fiji	53.5% of GDP	2012
54	Malaysia	53.3% of GDP	2012
55	Finland	53.1% of GDP	2012
56	Kenya	52.5% of GDP	2012
=57	Syria	52.4% of GDP	2012
=57	Switzerland	52.4% of GDP	2011
=59	Slovakia	52.1% of GDP	2012
=59	Montenegro	52.1% of GDP	2012
=59	Pakistan	52.1% of GDP	2012
62	Costa Rica	51.9% of GDP	2012
63	India	51.7% of GDP	2012
64	Philippines	51.5% of GDP	2012
65	Burundi	50.3% of GDP	2012
66	Ghana	50% of GDP	2012
67	Laos	49.1% of GDP	2012
68	Poland	48.3% of GDP	2012
69	Vietnam	48.1% of GDP	2012
70	Cote d'Ivoire	47.8% of GDP	2012
71	Slovenia	47.6% of GDP	2012
72	Aruba	46.3% of GDP	2005
73	Tunisia	46.1% of GDP	2012
=74	Thailand	45.7% of GDP	2012
=74	Czech Republic	45.7% of GDP	2012
76	Denmark	45.6% of GDP	2012
	South Asia average (profile)	45.02% of GDP	2012
77	Argentina	44.8% of GDP	2012
78	Bhutan	44.1% of GDP	2012
79	Bosnia and Herzegovina	43.8% of GDP	2012
	Middle Eastern and North Africa average (profile)	43.76% of GDP	2012
80	United Arab Emirates	42.6% of GDP	2012
81	South Africa	42.3% of GDP	2012
82	Mozambique	42.2% of GDP	2012
83	Yemen	41.8% of GDP	2012
84	Tanzania	41.7% of GDP	2012
=85	Dominican Republic	41.5% of GDP	2012
=85	Serbia and Montenegro	41.5% of GDP	2010
87	Armenia	41.4% of GDP	2012
88	Lithuania	41% of GDP	2012
	Eastern Europe average (profile)	40.93% of GDP	2012
89	Latvia	40.7% of GDP	2012
90	Colombia	40.5% of GDP	2012
91	Ethiopia	39.7% of GDP	2012
92	Panama	39.6% of GDP	2012
93	Senegal	38.8% of GDP	2012
	Religious countries average (profile)	38.29% of GDP	2012
94	Sweden	38.2% of GDP	2012
95	New Zealand	38.1% of GDP	2012
96	Trinidad and Tobago	37.9% of GDP	2012
97	Hong Kong	37.8% of GDP	2012
98	Turkey	37.6% of GDP	2012
	Emerging markets average (profile)	37.54% of GDP	2012
99	Romania	37.2% of GDP	2012
100	Ukraine	36.6% of GDP	2012
101	Sierra Leone	36.5% of GDP	2012
102	Georgia	36.3% of GDP	2012
	Former Spanish colonies average (profile)	35.91% of GDP	2012
=103	Taiwan	35.8% of GDP	2012
=103	Mexico	35.8% of GDP	2012
=103	Cuba	35.8% of GDP	2012
=103	Honduras	35.8% of GDP	2012
107	South Korea	35.1% of GDP	2012
=108	Republic of Macedonia	34% of GDP	2012
=108	Bolivia	34% of GDP	2012
110	Qatar	32.8% of GDP	2012
111	Australia	32.4% of GDP	2012
112	Bangladesh	32.2% of GDP	2012
113	Benin	31.9% of GDP	2012
114	Congo, Republic of the	31.8% of GDP	2012
115	China	31.7% of GDP	2012
116	Belarus	31.5% of GDP	2012
117	Chad	31.3% of GDP	2012
=118	Zambia	29.5% of GDP	2012
=118	Guatemala	29.5% of GDP	2012
120	Norway	29.1% of GDP	2012
121	Mali	27.5% of GDP	2012
122	Venezuela	26.8% of GDP	2012
123	Uganda	26.3% of GDP	2012
124	Namibia	25.8% of GDP	2012
125	Papua New Guinea	25.5% of GDP	2012
	Former Soviet republics average (profile)	23.83% of GDP	2012
126	Indonesia	23% of GDP	2012
127	Gabon	22.2% of GDP	2012
=128	Anguilla	21.7% of GDP	2012
=128	Rwanda	21.7% of GDP	2012
130	Ecuador	21% of GDP	2012
131	Luxembourg	20.8% of GDP	2012
	OPEC countries average (profile)	18.59% of GDP	2012
132	Iran	18.4% of GDP	2012
133	Nigeria	17.9% of GDP	2012
134	Moldova	17.8% of GDP	2012
135	Botswana	17.4% of GDP	2012
136	Angola	17.2% of GDP	2012
137	Peru	16.6% of GDP	2012
138	Bulgaria	16.3% of GDP	2013
139	Cameroon	16.1% of GDP	2012
140	Paraguay	14.7% of GDP	2012
141	Kazakhstan	13.2% of GDP	2012
142	Chile	11.9% of GDP	2012
143	Saudi Arabia	11.8% of GDP	2012
144	Equatorial Guinea	9.3% of GDP	2012
145	Algeria	8.3% of GDP	2012
146	Azerbaijan	7.8% of GDP	2012
147	Russia	7.7% of GDP	2012
148	Gibraltar	7.5% of GDP	2008
149	Uzbekistan	6.2% of GDP	2012
150	Kuwait	6% of GDP	2012
151	Estonia	5.8% of GDP	2012
152	Wallis and Futuna	5.6% of GDP	2004
153	Kosovo	5.5% of GDP	2011
154	Oman	4.3% of GDP	2012
155	Libya	4.1% of GDP	2012
156	Liberia	0.4% of GDP	2012

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Economy > Public debt: Countries Compared Map

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Hello, This is an interesting site with a staggering amount of information. My only real concern is that the data defined and listed under the categories might not be a true reflection of the category name. Read the definitions carefully before you make any assumptions from the data.

Posted on 05 Jul 2011

Al

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I think everyone is getting confused about PUBLIC SECTOR debt in their commentary...

Posted on 13 Jul 2010

Laupi

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I would rather have a slow economy then to pay interest atleast the people will not be enslaved for the rest if their lives that's probably why interest is forbidden i think that interest was invented by the devil him self! We are basicly all slaves. Why is is that a builder builds though out his 45 year career the eqvilient of around 670 homes on his own but is in debt for his small house for his entire life? Isn't that slavery?

Posted on 27 Apr 2010

Frayser

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Pie is delicious but i dont see the connection to this topic unfortunatly .

Posted on 08 Mar 2010

Milly

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I dont put alot of trust in these numbers as Norway is number 13 on the list. Norway has net negative debt = positive financial assets mainly because of huge oil wealth.

Posted on 26 Jan 2010

tklung

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The top countries in this list, Japan, Zimbabwe are having economic troubles. Japan has suffered a long recession but also has a lot of value to their economy so they can mortgage quite heavily and need to stimulate the economy. Zimbabwe I would assume has had their currency devalue. In reality they have no capacity to repay this.

Posted on 12 May 2009

namu

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I hope that Islamic nations become more prosperous and reevaluate their attitude toward debt. Carrying some level of debt greatly encourages the economy

Posted on 12 May 2009

namic

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There are also economic basketcases down the bottom like Ukraine and Equatorial Guinea. These countries may not have much to mortgage

Posted on 12 May 2009

namoq