This map about overall debt of the country below: Japan, Britain, Spain, France, South Korea,
Italy, United State, Germany, Canada, China, Brazil, India and Russia.
This image shows the overall debt of countries around the world. The highest countries (above
400 %of GDP) are Japan and Britain, and the countries with the lowest (<200% GDP) are Russia,
India, and Brazil
This map shows how much debt a country has as a percentage of GDP. Japan and Great Britain
have the highest percentages of debt, respectively. China, Brazil, India and Russia have the
lowest percentages, respectively.
The image shows a world map, in which it shows the overall debt in percentage of GDP, the
map uses a color scheme to help easily visualize it. The countries with the highest rates
are Great Britain and Japan, the countries with the lowest percentages are Brazil, Russia,
China and India.
A map of overall debt across the world, based on GDP. Japan, Britain, and Spain are over 400,
France, South Korea, and Italy are at 300. At the bottom are Brazil, Russia, and India at
199.
This shows countries and their overall debt as a percentage of the GDP. Japan and Britain
"lead" with over 400%, while Spain/France/S. Korea and Italy are between 300-400. The US sits
at just below 300%
The graph is composed of two parts, one containing a map of the world and on containing a
bar graph. The graph compares the overall debt of a country as a percentage of its gross domestic
product. Japan, Britain and Spain at 300+ % have the highest debt to GDP ratio, with the U.S.A.
around the middle and and Russia with the least at less than 100%.
This chart shows the overall debt to Gross domestic product percentages for all countires.
It uses a color coordinated map in order to divide them. It list the percentages for most
of the major countries
This chart show the overall debt of many countries, differentiating them by color coding.
Green means less debt per capita, and yellow to orange to red means more debt. Japan and
Britain have the most, Russia and India have the least.
This graph establishes overall debt of the major countries of the world, using a bar graph
and coloration on a world map. The data is based on debt relative to the country's gross domestic
product, in the form of percentages. Japan and Great Britain lead handily with roughly 500%
of their GDP in debt, all others begin at around 350 and trend downward quickly.
This is a world map showing each countries'/areas' overall debt level as a percentage of GDP.
Japan is shown to have the highest debt level and Russia the lowest.
