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Debt by country map and India’s national debt

 
Jun. 09 2009 - 12:00 am
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India’s GDP stands at $2.55 trillion and its national debt is 78% of its GDP. It is next to the danger mark as per this picture. This is a very nice map of the national debt of several countries.

In spite of the global meltdown and the recession USA’s national debt is only 60% of its GDP. US is a $8.68 trillion dollar economy. Of the countries mentioned in the map, Japan, Italy and Zimbabwe has a greater percentage of national debt than India.

The countries in the black have the lowest national debt. China as always did not have any debt which could mean two things. Either the data is not available or it national debt is lower than 6% of its GDP.

 

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An excellent reference point. Found this via VisualEconomics.




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Comments



by Anonymous
on 12/13/2009 12:20 am

Recently I read that Indians have $1.456 trillion in Swiss Banks (all illegal money). Get it back and pay off the debt. Can't we wish?


by Anonymous2
on 12/28/2009 09:36 pm

Not so simple anonymous - look at why the money flowed to the swiss bank in the forst place as you allege.
Seems to me there is dis trust of the power structure - why would someone squirrel things away (all over the world incidentally). I beleive mankind always will try to evade any system that does not get his/her confidence and preserve purrchasing power and/or over tax the earnings.
Stop this & your structural problems stop.


by Anonymous
on 02/04/2010 02:05 am

I read on another website that China's national debt equals 18.4% of it's GDP. Although now I've read this I have no idea what to believe.


by Anonymous
on 03/10/2010 10:39 pm

Indians debt is about 80 pct of its GDP and still we are safe becasue India govt owes to its own people unlike Greece or Icelan or any other country. India govt have full control in their debt. American debt is more than 150 pct of their GDP. There is no problem them because they hold their debt in USD. Govt can print USD and wash off their hand off or devalue the dollar. . UKs external debt is 300 pct now.Get your facts right dude. Dont bring down Indias PR image by projecting our coutry as a failed state. It has its own massive economy which consumes everythign it produces unlike chinesse wherer they have to look for other countries to sell their produts. India will be the super power of the future. No doubt. The British looters will sk for Indian help in future. I'm waiting for that day for lungi dance.


by Anonymous
on 03/17/2010 07:11 am

http://www.economicshelp.org/blog/economics/list-of-national-debt-by-country/

Indian debt is lower as compared to US


by Anonymous
on 04/01/2010 10:41 am

the US has ammased almost $13 trillion in debt but in the long run we are not nearly as affected in economy as India. India's GDP is staggeringly close to its debt therein.


by Anonymous
on 08/04/2010 12:19 pm

all of india's economic growth is based on debt and deficit spending.
its a massive debt based consumption bubble.
there is no middle class in india to have domestic consumption without going into debt.
india is still a 3rd world country no different from africa, india still has absolute poverty and has no infrastructure.
india has always been behind china historically and it wont change now.




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