As global economies continue to grow rapidly, so does their burden of debt. To understand a country’s economic status, two of the most important metrics are GDP and the debt-to-GDP ratio.
While GDP tells us how much a country is producing and earning, the debt-to-GDP ratio shows how much debt the country has taken on compared to its income.
In this infographic, we explore which countries have the highest debt, where India stands, and what the global economic picture may look like by 2030.
Wrapping Up
The world’s economies are growing in terms of GDP, but debt is rising rapidly too. Striking a balance between economic growth and debt management is critical for every country.
For India, this is a pivotal moment to maintain its growth momentum while staying on top of its debt levels.
Balance is the key to economic strength — whether for a nation, a state, or an individual.
*The article is for information purposes only. This is not investment advice.
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