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Dd | Are all countries in debt? |
where does the money come from? is there no-one in credit? |
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Joe
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Almost all countries are in debt. The debt is for the most part not owed to other countries. It is mostly owed to individuals, banks, and other institutions. Below is a link that gives national debt as a percentage of GDP for different countries. |
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Anna Banana
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Yes, and I think the money comes from some international bank. |
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keka
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yes, and I think some countries don't want this change. It's a way of controlling and maintaining international dymanics. |
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Gerry
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Most, if not all countries are in debt. This is perfectly natural and expected. The poorest and richest countries in the world all owe money in one form or another. Countries sometimes need to borrow money because you can't just keep printing money when you need it becuase that would devalue your countries currency. Borrowing and lending on these huge scales is no different than you or me going to our local bank for a personal loan only in these cases the people are countries. |
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A Sorta Fairytale
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all countirs are in debt.. and the money from the FMI.... which... tends to have a looottt of money from the us.. but still. u always have to pay back... with interests... two south american that i know of that have paid their debt are Argentina, and Brazil.. there's another one that paid i believe half of it.. but yes.. i think all in debt.. |
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popeleo5th
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When one country is in debt they must owe the debt to another country....
Lots of countries have no debt. Most of the US government debt goes straight to China and Japan. |
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ak 8
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Almost all countries are in debt. One that is not is Norway. |
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Kentz
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Nope, not all countries is in debt. US in this case is an advantageous position as a world exchange reserves as it may print as much US notes as it likes and have as huge debt as possible..
credit country is country that has a huge trading surplus such as Japan (1st in foreign capital reserve), china (huge trading surplus from balooning US economy deficits), south korea in which sometimes this country buy back the dollar to make sure tha the greenback value wont fall and their currency wont get too strong as they need to balance the trade. basically this country is buying all the debt that US is having now.. |
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Sean L
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I DOUBT THAT JAPAN IS IN DEBT.
THEY'RE HOLDING MOST OF THE US DEPT IN THEIR VAULTS. |
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