Argentina’s debt to the IMF is equivalent to 5.3% of the country’s GDP. In total, the country owns more than $32 billion. CountryIMF Credit Outstanding ($B)GDP ($B, 2024)IMF Debt as % of GDP Argentina 32 604.3 5.3 Egypt 11 347.6 3.1 Ukraine 9 188.9 4.7 Pakistan 7 374.7 1.8 Ec...
Debt-to-GDP Ratio in European Countries – click to enlargeSource: Central Intelligent Agency (CIA) – The World Factbook, 2017Debt-to GDP Ratio in 2017 Greece 180.0 Italy 131.2 Portugal 127.7 Cyprus 104.5 Belgium 104.3 Spain 96.7 France 96.1 United Kingdom (UK) 90.4 Ukraine 89.0 Austria 81.7...
The Debt-to-GDP Ratio is the ratio between a country’s government debt and its GDP. A low Debt-to-GDP Ratio indicates an economy that produces and sells goods and services sufficient to pay back debts without incurring further debt. (Wikipedia) ...
External debt and GDP relationship has long been a focus of interest. The outcome of time series analyses and a few panel data outcome of previous studies are contradicting. In an attempt of unifying we have tried a panel data model of 17 selected OECD countries. We have estimated pooled ...
CountryGDPGDP GrowthInterest RateInflation RateJobless RateGov. BudgetDebt/GDPCurrent AccountPopulation United States273612.304.503.004.00-6.20122.30-3.00341.15 China177951.603.100.505.10-5.8083.401.501408.00 Euro Area155450.002.902.506.30-3.6087.401.70350.08 ...
3. SAINT KITTS AND NEVIS: The country’s economy is expanding so is its spending this has led to an accumulated debt of almost 200.1 of its GDP. The recent expansion of itstourism industryhas proven to be very beneficial for the economy. ...
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We investigate the causal relationship between the public debt to GDP ratio and economic growth for 31 EU and OECD countries from 1995 to 2013. A number of studies have tackled this problem, but very few make the transmission mechanism explicit in their analysis. We estimate a panel VAR model...
(GDP), according to International Monetary Fund (IMF) data. The sharp rise in commodity prices following Russia's invasion of Ukraine and increasing interest rates amid elevated inflation threatened to further raise sovereign debt and its service costs in 2022; however, globally, debt levels fell ...
The country's services sector accounts for the largest portion of its GDP, followed by industry and agriculture. Its major industries include food processing, automobiles, and consumer goods. Argentina also faces economic risks, primarily due to its debt obligations and high inflation.18 ...