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international financial consulting firm McKinsey, was somehow the 47 developed and developing countries' debt.
TURKEY 38 NEXT
y by McKinsey T AS ranking, gross
Based on household indebtedness, (bank, financial corporations, TOKI, asset management companies) Assets and tax debts) non-financial corporations and total public debt were taken as the basis.
Turkey The debt relative to the gross domestic product of the most 104 percent countries in the ranking took place # 38.
38 – Turkey (debt / GDP) —— 104 per cent
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1 – Japan (Debt / GDP) —– 400%
2 – Ireland (Debt / GDP) —– 390%
3 – Singapore (Debt / GDP) —– 382%
4 – Portugal (Debt / GDP) —– 358%
5 – Belgium / GDP) —– 327
6 – The Netherlands (debt / GDP) — – 325%
7 – Greece) – —– 317%
8 – Spain (Debt / GDP) —– 313%
9 – D anemark (Debt / GDP) (Debt / GDP) —– —– 11 – France (Debt / GDP) —– 25 % 13 – United Kingdom (Debt / GDP) —– — 25 percent
14 – Norway (Debt / GDP) – — 24 percent 4
15 – Fillandiya [Dette / PIB] —– 238%
16 – United States (Debt / GDP) —– 233% 19659012] 17 – South Korea (Debt / GDP) —– 231%
18 – Hungary (Debt / GDP) —– 225%
] 19 – Austria (Debt / GDP) —– 225%
20 – Malaysia (Debt / GDP) —– ] 222%
21 – Canada (Debt / GDP) —– 221%
22 – China (Debt / GDP) —– 217 %
23 – Australia (Debt / GDP) —– 213 –
24 – Germany (Debt / GDP) —– 118%
25 – Thailand / GDP) —– 187%
26 – Israel (Debt / GDP) —- – 178%
27 – Slovakia) —– 151 percent
28 – Vietnam (debt / GDP) —– [- ] —– 136 – 30 – Chile (Debt / GDP) —– 136 – —– 134 –
] 32 – South Africa (Debt / GDP) —– 133
33 – Czech Republic (Debt / GDP) —– 128% [19659012] 34 – Brezilla (Debt / GDP) —– 128%
35 – India (Debt / GDP) —– 120%
36 – Philippines (Debt / GDP) —– 116%
] 37 – Egypt (debt / GDP) —– 106 percent
38 – Turkey (debt / GDP) —– 104 percent [Indonesia(Debt/GDP) —– —– 104 percent
40 – Indonesia (Debt / GDP)
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