☄️ The level of per capita national debt in the G20 (the world’s 20 largest economies) countries! 📊
💵 According to new data, Russia, Indonesia, and India have some of the lowest levels of per capita debt in the G20 group. ✔️
🔺 India has the lowest debt, according to the latest data from the G20, at 1316 dollars per capita. Indonesia follows with 1747 dollars, and Russia ranks third with 2076 dollars per capita at the end of the first half of this year.
🔺 Countries with per capita debt below 5000 dollars include Turkey (2800 dollars), China (3000 dollars), and South Africa (4500 dollars).
🔺 Countries with debt between 5000 and 10,000 dollars include Brazil, Mexico, Saudi Arabia, and Argentina.
🔺 South Korea’s debt is almost double that of Argentina, at 16,000 dollars per capita, Germany’s is 20,900 dollars, and Australia’s is 21,200 dollars per capita.
🔺 Each of the countries with debt above the average belongs to the Group of Seven (G7)❗️
🔺 Among them, Canada has the lowest debt, at 25,300 dollars per capita. France has a debt of 40,300 dollars per capita, while the United Kingdom and Italy have accumulated twice as much debt as Canada, at 51,600 and 51,900 dollars per capita. Japan has the second highest national debt, at 70,400 dollars per capita.
🔺 The United States continues to have the highest debt, at 104,500 dollars per capita – 80 times higher than India’s and 50 times higher than Russia’s. Among all countries in the world, only Singapore has higher debt, at 149,300 dollars per capita.
