debt/GDP

... in Ireland = 771 %

... in Netherlands = 476 %

... in Cyprus = 363 %

... in Switzerland = 348 %

... in United Kingdom = 330 %

... in Hong Kong = 318 %

... in Belgium = 255 %

... in Sweden = 201 %

... in Norway = 201 %

... in France = 199 %

... in Denmark = 192 %

... in Greece = 181 %

... in Austria = 159 %

... in Iceland = 156 %

... in Portugal = 153 %

... in Australia = 142 %

... in Germany = 132 %

... in Zimbabwe = 127 %

... in Spain = 125 %

... in Italy = 104 %

... in United States = 102 %

... in Canada = 98 %

... in Panama = 94 %

... in Singapore = 87 %

... in Slovenia = 77 %

... in Latvia = 72 %

... in Finland = 66 %

... in Mongolia = 65 %

... in Papua New Guinea = 63 %

... in Japan = 59 %

... in Mauritius = 55 %

... in Solomon Islands = 52 %

... in Hungary = 51 %

... in Croatia = 50 %

... in New Zealand = 50 %

... in Djibouti = 47 %

... in Slovakia = 44 %

... in Samoa = 43 %

... in Lebanon = 43 %

... in Belize = 42 %

... in Estonia = 41 %

... in Chile = 41 %

... in Jamaica = 40 %

... in Kazakhstan = 39 %

... in Dominica = 39 %

... in Puerto Rico = 39 %

... in Czech Republic = 38 %

... in Uruguay = 37 %

... in Lithuania = 36 %

... in Tonga = 36 %

... in Guinea-Bissau = 36 %

... in Kyrgyzstan = 35 %

... in Armenia = 34 %

... in El Salvador = 33 %

... in Nicaragua = 33 %

... in Venezuela = 33 %

... in Poland = 32 %

... in Israel = 31 %

... in Costa Rica = 31 %

... in Mozambique = 31 %

... in Jordan = 30 %

... in Laos = 30 %

... in Sudan = 29 %

... in Somalia = 28 %

... in Moldova = 26 %

... in Guyana = 26 %

... in Albania = 26 %

... in Bosnia and Herzegovina = 26 %

... in Bulgaria = 25 %

... in Argentina = 24 %

... in Belarus = 24 %

... in Kenya = 24 %

... in Saint Lucia = 22 %

... in Ecuador = 22 %

... in Namibia = 22 %

... in Tajikistan = 22 %

... in Cuba = 22 %

... in Montenegro = 22 %

... in Tunisia = 22 %

... in Malaysia = 21 %

... in Mexico = 21 %

... in South Africa = 21 %

... in Romania = 21 %

... in Paraguay = 20 %

... in Turkey = 20 %

... in Brazil = 19 %

... in Sri Lanka = 19 %

... in Colombia = 18 %

... in Liberia = 18 %

... in Cambodia = 18 %

... in Honduras = 18 %

... in Dominican Republic = 18 %

... in Gabon = 17 %

... in Peru = 17 %

... in Morocco = 17 %

... in Taiwan = 16 %

... in Suriname = 16 %

... in Guatemala = 16 %

... in Zambia = 15 %

... in Sierra Leone = 15 %

... in Ethiopia = 14 %

... in Ghana = 14 %

... in Vietnam = 14 %

... in Ukraine = 14 %

... in Ivory Coast = 13 %

... in Russia = 13 %

... in Niger = 13 %

... in Senegal = 13 %

... in Thailand = 12 %

... in Indonesia = 12 %

... in Rwanda = 12 %

... in Mali = 11 %

... in Togo = 11 %

... in Tanzania = 11 %

... in Iraq = 11 %

... in Haiti = 11 %

... in Bolivia = 10 %

... in Benin = 10 %

... in Eritrea = 10 %

... in Philippines = 9 %

... in Madagascar = 9 %

... in Azerbaijan = 9 %

... in Burundi = 9 %

... in Uzbekistan = 9 %

... in Cameroon = 9 %

... in Uganda = 8 %

... in Burkina Faso = 8 %

... in Syria = 8 %

... in West Bank = 7 %

... in Bangladesh = 7 %

... in China = 7 %

... in Malawi = 7 %

... in Botswana = 7 %

... in Pakistan = 6 %

... in India = 6 %

... in Guinea = 6 %

... in Nepal = 6 %

... in Egypt = 6 %

... in Chad = 5 %

... in Nigeria = 3 %

... in Greenland = 3 %

... in Myanmar = 3 %

... in New Caledonia = 1 %

... in Iran = 1 %

... in Brunei = 0 %

... in Turkmenistan = 0 %

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