Abstract
This paper analyzes the problem of world debt of high-income European countries in the euro zone, the U.S., Japan and the BRIC countries with a lower level of debt as special reference to the amount of Serbia's debt to GDP ratio. Level of indebtedness occurs with increasing trade deficit and capital inflows. The ratio of debt to GDP is an important indicator. Countries with lower credit ratings have to take credits with high interest rates. But high public debt as a phenomenon has also occurred in most developed countries. A debt crisis occurs as a consequence when a country is not able to repay its debt anymore with a high inflation rate. Sustainability of public finances is in direct correlation with the level of debt in a country, its credit rating and credit risk.
Highlights
This paper analyzes the problem of world debt of high-income European countries in the euro zone, the U.S, Japan and the BRIC countries with a lower level of debt as special reference to the amount of Serbia's debt to GDP ratio
Rast Nemačke ekonomije zavisi gotovo isključivo od njenog trgovinskog suficita koji ostvaruje sa drugim ekonomijama
Dug Srbije po glavi stanovnika je oko 3.000 dolara, što u principu i nije toliko puno kad bi se pokrenula neka ozbiljnija proizvodnja za izvoz, a uvoz istovremeno smanjio
Summary
This paper analyzes the problem of world debt of high-income European countries in the euro zone, the U.S, Japan and the BRIC countries with a lower level of debt as special reference to the amount of Serbia's debt to GDP ratio. On mora da otplati gotovo 40.000 dolara duga, koji je stvorila njegova država i to u najvećem delu u poslednjih 10 godina, jer je tada dug Kanade iznosio manje od polovine. Da bi se rešavao problem javnog duga osnovana je uprava za javni dug 1.
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