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| | 30 | CAN | 156 | GGD |
Canada National currency | Billions | 1980-2007 | 181.37 | 212.52 | 260.47 | 308.39 | 355.41 | 409.91 | 456.86 | 500.07 | 545.79 | 593.19 | 600.61 | 657.62 | 724.75 | 792.22 | 855.81 | 923.88 | 952.47 | 947.23 | 963.63 | 992.73 | 980.32 | 1013.97 | 1030.91 | 1034.00 | 1035.51 | 1078.25 | 1063.33 | 1048.26 | 1046.68* | 1046.22* |
| 58 | FRA | 132 | GGD |
France National currency | Billions | 1980-2007 | 90.76 | 110.10 | 145.50 | 170.00 | 201.40 | 227.70 | 249.30 | 281.20 | 302.80 | 333.30 | 363.60 | 385.10 | 440.10 | 515.40 | 570.00 | 662.80 | 711.80 | 751.30 | 786.60 | 804.50 | 826.40 | 851.60 | 910.90 | 1003.40 | 1076.90 | 1145.20 | 1150.30 | 1194.96 | 1248.42* | 1308.79* |
| 62 | DEU | 134 | GGD |
Germany National currency | Billions | 1980-2006 | 239.60 | 278.97 | 314.35 | 343.44 | 366.86 | 388.68 | 409.53 | 433.99 | 461.70 | 474.91 | 538.64 | 598.70 | 686.41 | 770.23 | 848.56 | 1019.25 | 1087.17 | 1132.97 | 1165.82 | 1199.98 | 1211.44 | 1223.93 | 1277.63 | 1358.12 | 1430.10 | 1489.03 | 1532.60 | 1532.37* | 1549.17* | 1559.92* |
| 80 | ITA | 136 | GGD |
Italy National currency | Billions | 1980-2007 | 115.71 | 143.52 | 165.04 | 230.87 | 284.26 | 345.79 | 401.45 | 460.08 | 522.73 | 590.00 | 663.83 | 750.80 | 847.60 | 959.11 | 1066.67 | 1147.01 | 1209.76 | 1238.09 | 1254.16 | 1281.92 | 1299.99 | 1357.29 | 1367.17 | 1393.50 | 1444.60 | 1511.55 | 1575.64 | 1596.76 | 1640.91* | 1686.92* |
| 82 | JPN | 158 | GGD |
Japan National currency | Billions | 1980-2006 | 124777.80 | 146511.40 | 164844.10 | 187571.00 | 204005.70 | 220176.70 | 241702.50 | 260448.40 | 271858.90 | 280128.50 | 303029.50 | 319881.40 | 348428.50 | 379865.10 | 413328.20 | 458190.30 | 506663.10 | 552386.60 | 606332.20 | 665790.90 | 714541.90 | 754995.50 | 790759.50 | 819686.90 | 887343.10 | 961531.30 | 990726.50 | 1008170.00* | 1025625.00* | 1042942.00* |
| 172 | GBR | 112 | GGD |
United Kingdom National currency | Billions | 1980-2006 | 94.40 | 111.07 | 121.71 | 129.38 | 140.86 | 153.34 | 160.95 | 166.66 | 168.07 | 156.71 | 152.23 | 154.61 | 169.54 | 206.92 | 255.06 | 297.15 | 376.71 | 408.12 | 405.80 | 403.66 | 396.83 | 382.74 | 397.71 | 436.06 | 480.16 | 523.24 | 561.10 | 595.23* | 627.64* | 658.94* |
| 173 | USA | 111 | GGD |
United States National currency | Billions | 1980-2007 | 1215.45 | 1220.06 | 1429.02 | 1665.63 | 1921.34 | 2240.77 | 2530.65 | 2770.99 | 3020.95 | 3241.27 | 3548.56 | 3928.08 | 4304.81 | 4646.75 | 4878.00 | 5113.92 | 5386.43 | 5525.63 | 5502.03 | 5529.61 | 5317.24 | 5440.45 | 5877.92 | 6508.91 | 7053.76 | 7556.22 | 7930.25 | 8421.74 | 8978.07* | 9663.88* |
NOTES
| 30 | Canada : | Gross debt comprises the stock (at year-end) of all government gross liabilities (both to residents and nonresidents). To avoid double counting, the data are based on a consolidated account (eliminating liabilities and assets between components of the government, such as budgetary units and social security funds). General government should reflect a consolidated account of central government plus state, provincial, or local governments. Debt data are not always comparable across countries. GFS Manual Used: 2001 Basis of Recording: Noncash (accrual) Includes: Central Government, State Government, Local Government, Social Security Funds, Nonfinancial Public Corporations Source: National Statistical Office Latest actual data: 2007 Notes: On a consolidated general government basis. Gross debt equals the total liabilities of federal, provincial, and local governments minus government bonds held by federal, provincial, and local governments, and social security trust funds. Unfunded liabilities of government employee pension plans and an autonomous and liabilities of funded pension scheme created in 1998 for government employees are excluded from general government gross debt. Primary domestic currency: Canadian dollars Data last updated: 03/2008
| | 58 | France : | Gross debt comprises the stock (at year-end) of all government gross liabilities (both to residents and nonresidents). To avoid double counting, the data are based on a consolidated account (eliminating liabilities and assets between components of the government, such as budgetary units and social security funds). General government should reflect a consolidated account of central government plus state, provincial, or local governments. Debt data are not always comparable across countries. GFS Manual Used: 2001 Basis of Recording: Noncash (accrual) Includes: Central Government, Local Government, Social Security Funds Source: National Statistical Office. Based on Maastricht definition Latest actual data: 2007 Primary domestic currency: Euros Data last updated: 03/2008
| | 62 | Germany : | Gross debt comprises the stock (at year-end) of all government gross liabilities (both to residents and nonresidents). To avoid double counting, the data are based on a consolidated account (eliminating liabilities and assets between components of the government, such as budgetary units and social security funds). General government should reflect a consolidated account of central government plus state, provincial, or local governments. Debt data are not always comparable across countries. GFS Manual Used: 2001 Basis of Recording: Noncash (accrual) Includes: Central Government, State Government, Local Government, Social Security Funds, Special Federal Funds Source: Ministry of Finance Latest actual data: 2006 Notes: Data until 1990 refers to German federation only (West Germany). Data from 1991 refer to United Germany. General government gross debt is consolidated gross debt; it is calculated on a Maastricht basis to ensure comparability with other EU countries. Beginning in 1995, the debt and debt-service obligations of the Treuhandanstalt (and of various other agencies) were taken over by general government. This debt is equivalent to 8 percent of GDP, and the associated debt service, to ½ to 1 percent of GDP. Primary domestic currency: Euros Data last updated: 04/2008
| | 80 | Italy : | Gross debt comprises the stock (at year-end) of all government gross liabilities (both to residents and nonresidents). To avoid double counting, the data are based on a consolidated account (eliminating liabilities and assets between components of the government, such as budgetary units and social security funds). General government should reflect a consolidated account of central government plus state, provincial, or local governments. Debt data are not always comparable across countries. GFS Manual Used: ESA-95 Basis of Recording: Noncash (accrual) Includes: Central Government, Local Government, Social Security Funds Source: Bank of Italy Latest actual data: 2007 Primary domestic currency: Euros Data last updated: 03/2008
| | 82 | Japan : | Gross debt comprises the stock (at year-end) of all government gross liabilities (both to residents and nonresidents). To avoid double counting, the data are based on a consolidated account (eliminating liabilities and assets between components of the government, such as budgetary units and social security funds). General government should reflect a consolidated account of central government plus state, provincial, or local governments. Debt data are not always comparable across countries. GFS Manual Used: Authorities used GFS 1986 manual in the past, but have not fully moved to 2001 manual. Basis of Recording: Noncash (accrual) Includes: Central Government, Local Government, Social Security Funds, Public Enterprises, Special Accounts Source: Nomura and Japan Cabinet Office. Latest actual data: 2006 Notes: Gross debt is simply gross government liabilities (domestic and external). Primary domestic currency: Japanese yen Data last updated: 03/2008
| | 172 | United Kingdom : | Gross debt comprises the stock (at year-end) of all government gross liabilities (both to residents and nonresidents). To avoid double counting, the data are based on a consolidated account (eliminating liabilities and assets between components of the government, such as budgetary units and social security funds). General government should reflect a consolidated account of central government plus state, provincial, or local governments. Debt data are not always comparable across countries. GFS Manual Used: 2001 Basis of Recording: Noncash (accrual) Includes: Central Government, Local Government Source: National Statistical Office Latest actual data: 2006 Notes: General government gross debt is consolidated gross debt; it is calculated on a national accounts basis, which differs slightly from the Maastricht definition in the treatment of swaps and the reclassification of National Health Service (NHS) trusts. Primary domestic currency: Sterling pounds Data last updated: 03/2008
| | 173 | United States : | Gross debt comprises the stock (at year-end) of all government gross liabilities (both to residents and nonresidents). To avoid double counting, the data are based on a consolidated account (eliminating liabilities and assets between components of the government, such as budgetary units and social security funds). General government should reflect a consolidated account of central government plus state, provincial, or local governments. Debt data are not always comparable across countries. GFS Manual Used: 2001 Basis of Recording: Noncash (accrual) Includes: Central Government, State Government, Local Government, Social Security Funds Source: Haver analytics Latest actual data: 2007 Notes: Reported gross/net debt reflect the gross liabilities and net worth (respectively) of the general government, using the Federal Reserve Flow-of-Funds measure of financial assets and liabilities. The definition of liabilities is taken as: State and local liabilities and Federal government liabilities less: State and local holdings of Treasury securities and State and local debt to the federal government (the last two are to prevent double counting). The federal government liabilities in the Flow of Funds exclude the debt held by government trust funds (Social Security, Medicare, and the Highway Trust Fund), and they include pension fund and life insurance reserves as liabilities. Primary domestic currency: U.S. dollars Data last updated: 03/2008
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