Comparable country indicators

Country ranking by government debt to GDP for 1992

Country ranking by “General government gross debt” for 1992. The table covers 10 countries with a published value; another 45 in the world catalogue have no value for this year. For Russia the ranking uses the IMF World Economic Outlook annual estimate of general government gross debt as a percent of GDP under the fund’s public finance methodology. Other countries outside full European government-finance coverage come from the same publication. Russia’s national figures from the Ministry of Finance and the Bank of Russia’s external debt statistics use different units and coverage, so the figures do not coincide.

General government gross debt by country — ranking 1992, first value in current order: Canada (88.23 % of GDP)
General government gross debt by country, 1992. Source: International Monetary Fund. forecasteconomy.com
First value in current order — Canada88.23 % of GDP
Last value in current order — South Korea11.6453 % of GDP
Countries with data10 of 55
Latest date in the slice1 January 1992

Full country ranking

RankCountryValue, % of GDPPeriod
1Canada88.231992
2India78.76241992
3New Zealand58.67921992
4Japan57.88781992
5Norway45.28561992
6Iceland43.93111992
7Switzerland38.90631992
8United Kingdom33.1211992
9Australia27.59321992
10South Korea11.64531992

Countries without data for 1992

These countries have no published value for the selected indicator in 1992.

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Data source

International Monetary Fund. Units: % of GDP. For each calendar year the last published value within the year is used.

Data as of January 1992

Eurostat

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