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US Debt crosses 16 Trillion ($16,OOO,OOO,OOO,OOOBAMA! )

Major Shaitan Singh

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November 16, 2011 was a historic date: that's when the US officially surpassed $15 trillion in debt for the first time since World War 2. We celebrated it by cheering $15,OOO,OOO,OOO,OOOBAMA. Today, August 28, 2012, is when we can unofficially celebrate again, because 286 days after the last major milestone was surpassed with disturbing ease, total US debt following today's $35 billion auction of 2 Year bonds is, well, in a word: $16,OOO,OOO,OOO,OOOBAMA!


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(sign) Anybody knows how much money that is? If one can change 16 trillion dollars into single dollar bills and line them up the long way toward the moon, they can travel from the earth to moon and back round trips more than 3,000 times. Some kind of number we're talking about here.
 
American economy will collapse witch such kind of massive debt. Good work done Obama. Keep it up.
 
American economy will collapse witch such kind of massive debt. Good work done Obama. Keep it up.

I dont think it'll collapse their economy. I don't know whether world bank will support others during such crisis are not, but for US they will do by any means.
 
If this trend continues the American Elephant will collapse on its own Debt weight. My guess is 20 years
 
oh man thumb up for if someone in trouble??
If something happens to US economy it effects to whole world!
 
الله يزيد

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Top 10 Countries Ranked by National External Debt

United States of America - $16,0000,000,000,000

The richest country in the world is also the most indebted. The United States is an astonishing $13.3 trillion in debt as of June 2009, putting each American citizen approximately $43,000 in debt.

United Kingdom - $9,191,104,000,000

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Second on the list is the UK. With a relatively small population, the UK's debt per capita stands at $150,000, more than three times the debt of the average American. Huge loans for mortgages on inflated housing prices are a contributing factor to the UK's massive debt.

Germany - $5,208,000,000,000

Germany's debt is considerably lower than it could be. In 1953 Germany had its external debt significantly slashed by the London Agreement and war reparations were also reduced as a debt relief effort for the German economy to recover. Even so, the country is still the third highest in the world for external debt.

France - $5,021,000,000,000

Not far behind Germany is France in the scale of debt. The French owe over $5 trillion as of June 2009. France is still the fourth most indebted country, despite having the fifth largest economy in the world and a prominent standing in the EU.

Spain - $2,478,000,000,000

As a significant step down from the top four, Spain has half the external debt of France, and one fifth the monstrous debt of the US.

Luxembourg - $1,994,000,000,000

For such a tiny country, Luxembourg has managed to accrue an extraordinary level of debt. By 2010 estimates, each citizen owes nearly $4 million (ouch) - by far the highest debt per capita in all of Europe.



Republic of Ireland - $1,841,000,000,000

In recent years Ireland has transformed its economy from a tradition of agriculture to modern business. Despite its improving status among the European Union states, Ireland is still heavily in debt to the tune of $1.8 trillion.


Japan - $1,492,000,000,000

Another country afflicted with war reparations after the Second World War, Japan agreed to pay $11 billion, although, despite an "extended loan" of Nazi gold in the Swiss banks, the country still managed to rack up $1.3 trillion. Switzerland also has the third highest debt per capita in Europe with $174,000 per person.

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Belgium: famous for chocolate, beer, Tintin, and now external debt. The tenth most indebted country in the world owes $1.3 trillion - approximately 350 per cent of the country's GDP. As one of the smaller countries in the EU, Belgium has also managed to rack up $126,000 of debt per person.
 
I have a doubt ..if all countries in the world have debt that too huge sum , who lends these kind of money ? World bank ?
The point to be noted it suppose a govt takes loan from a bank then its people inverted money..if it is a internal one then it will become govt debt from its citizen ..nothing to worry much ..if it is external debt then i wonder why every country has this debt !!
 

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