Infographic: World Debt Continues to Pile Up
By Liam Fisher on 01/07/2013 in deficit, global debt, world debt with 3 CommentsRead Time: 1 - 2 minutes
With the current global debt crisis presenting a persistent and pressing issue, the question of how to tackle budgetary deficits and accruing debts is one that has proved divisive amongst voters, irrespective of traditional partisan divisions.
So, what is the current state of world debt? Just how deep in the hole is the U.S., and how does it compare with the debt burdens being shouldered by some of the world’s other superpowers? This infographic from IronFX.com offers a top-level overview, along with a snapshot of some of the measures that produced the problem and what’s being done to fix it. Click the graphic to enlarge it.
source: http://www.ironfx.com/en






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Lucas Eaves
01.07.2013
@lucaseaves
This is a very interesting article. Especially seeing the difference between the dept of Japan, for example and how nobody is extremely alarmist on this situation and the debt of Greece, which is smaller in terms of GDP percentage but has been at the center of a storm.
Jenny Jo
01.07.2013
I believe this has something to do with the dollar being the reserve currency/petro dollar, more than anything.
Alex Gauthier
01.07.2013
@alexg
wow look at luxembourg, wayyy out there