simply no
The National Debt is the money owed by the US government to the Federal Reserve for printing money. Most of the money that is spent is spent on military and welfare. To see current statistics on the National Debt, see the Related Links to see the National Debt Clock keeping track of the debt in our country.
i think its Greece when compared to their GDP
It depends on what country you are referring to. Here are the top 6 countries that have the most external debt in US dollars. There are other countries that have a higher debt to GDP ratio though. The U.S. currently has a national debt around 17.5 trillion dollars. The United Kingdom has a national debt of around 10.1 trillion dollars. Germany has a national debt of around 5.7 trillion dollars. France has a national debt of around 5.3 trillion dollars. Japan has a national debt of around 3 trillion dollars. China has a national debt around 3 trillion dollars.
Probably because Ferdinand Marcos (ex-president) robbed the country blind in the 70's and it has never recovered ffffrom its national debt
The national debt of this country is ridiculous.
No. It can be made smaller with some prudent trimming, but to get rid of it completely is not possible. The country began in debt from the revolution.
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Leaving the country in the black means that there was no national debt, but a surplus.
It would make a considerable amount of profit to get rid of some of the national debt.
In 1996, Japan had the world's largest national debt.
Switzerland and the Vatican
simply no
Most likely the United States with our multi-trillion dollar national debt.
The National Debt is the money owed by the US government to the Federal Reserve for printing money. Most of the money that is spent is spent on military and welfare. To see current statistics on the National Debt, see the Related Links to see the National Debt Clock keeping track of the debt in our country.
The National Debt is the money owed by the US government to the Federal Reserve for printing money. Most of the money that is spent is spent on military and welfare. To see current statistics on the National Debt, see the Related Links to see the National Debt Clock keeping track of the debt in our country.
i think its Greece when compared to their GDP