It's good to understand the situation by regions (sub-Sahara, Asia...etc). It would also be more interesting to analyze the data by grouping countries by % of debt to the GDP. The wealthy nations have a major role in the escalation of the global debt crisis. These are the countries who are deep in debt:
Venezuela — 350%
Japan — 266%
Sudan — 259%
Greece — 206%
Lebanon — 172%
Cabo Verde — 157%
Italy — 156%
Libya — 155%
Portugal — 134%
Singapore — 131%
Bahrain — 128%
United States — 128%
The wealthy nations have been printing money since 2008. How has this affected the global economy? How does this feed into global inflation? How does it relate to emerging economies and sovereign debt in poor nations?
It's good to understand the situation by regions (sub-Sahara, Asia...etc). It would also be more interesting to analyze the data by grouping countries by % of debt to the GDP. The wealthy nations have a major role in the escalation of the global debt crisis. These are the countries who are deep in debt:
Venezuela — 350%
Japan — 266%
Sudan — 259%
Greece — 206%
Lebanon — 172%
Cabo Verde — 157%
Italy — 156%
Libya — 155%
Portugal — 134%
Singapore — 131%
Bahrain — 128%
United States — 128%
The wealthy nations have been printing money since 2008. How has this affected the global economy? How does this feed into global inflation? How does it relate to emerging economies and sovereign debt in poor nations?