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Investment is 19% of GDP, well below China's and quite low even by rich-world standards.
Greece's debts are still worth 175% of its GDP: well above the level considered sustainable by economists.
Too bad that the IMF thinks the budget deficit will be back up to 4% of GDP well before then.
Overall defence spending in Europe now stands at about 1.5% of GDP, well below the NATO target of 2%.
In 2003 they claimed their deficit was €2.6bn, or 1.7% of GDP, well under the 3% required of model EU members.
Most recent data ranks the US 31st of 34 industrialised nations for tax revenue as a percentage of GDP, well behind Denmark, the UK, Germany and Luxembourg.
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The investment rate, at more than a fifth of GDP, is well ahead of Brazil's.
The national debt, at 38% of GDP, is well below its 1990s peak of 49%.
But, because inflation will (temporarily) be higher following the fall in the pound, nominal GDP could well be little changed.
Because we are at minimum talking about *two* variables, not one – GDP as well as the interest rate.
Investment as a share of GDP is well below the norm among G7 economies, one reason for those trade surpluses.
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