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To: Alex who wrote (32793)	3/15/2010 10:23:03 AM
From: Land Shark	1 Recommendation Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 233956

Sheer utter crapola.

To: Alex who wrote (32793)	3/15/2010 3:11:50 PM
From: E. Charters	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 233956

"But a look up China's sleeve shows that its IOUs may equal its GDP." As opposed to the G7 countries where debt could be really 150% of GDP! Actually while Belgium is 100%, Canada is supposed to be 72% debt to GDP, Austria 68%, Italy 115%, Greece 108%, Japan 192%, Helvetica 43%, US, 61.5%, France 79%, Norway, 60%, UK, 68%, New Zealand, 29.3%, Portugal, 75%, Australia (~gasp!) 18.6%, Iceland 100.6%, Denmark, 28%. Interesting. China being 100% is not that troubling for a growing country. I would not want it to get much higher though. EC<:-}