Many, but the highest debt it has is to itself...
their are 192 countries and a very large percentage are developing countries that are in debt.
Cutting government spending to avoid going into debt.
Because all american products are crap so we have to buy them for foreign countries.
third world countries which are in debt to countries which have more money and material. Third world is when devolving countries are in debt. countries like Africa which have no money or materials .
They borrowed money from foreign countries during the revolution.
Third World debt is external debt incurred by Third World countries. Third World debt is external debt incurred by Third World countries.
1. The US IS a country. It does not have countries in it.
the us was out out of debt at 1 point in time but now the debt is just so far and the usa will NEVER be out of debt again and if we try it will take YEARS to happen like hundreds and hundreds of years the usa is defianetly owned now by many foreign countries and will never be self owned again by its own people china owns the most of the usa but then theres many other countries that owns other bits the japenese own a big portion of the usa too we have fallen and will never stop falling the debts just going 2 keep increases a major cause of debt is because of credit cards but yes the usa was out of debt once but never will be aagain
Although many countries in various regions are affected by third world debt, some of the most heavily impacted nations include countries in sub-Saharan Africa, Latin America, and parts of Asia. These countries often struggle to meet debt repayment obligations, which can hinder their economic development and perpetuate cycles of poverty.
There are no countries that are completely debt-free. However, some countries have very low levels of debt compared to their GDP, such as Brunei, Macao, and Liechtenstein.
The United States has a high trade deficit with a number of countries. It has the highest trade deficit with China, at about 27 million dollars of debt.
There are many possible ways to categorize US debt and spending. The debt itself can be broken into debt held in intragovernmental accounts (i.e., the Social Security Trust Fund, etc.), and debt held by the public and/or the federal reserve. It can also be broken down into debt held domestically and internationally, and possibly many other such categorizations.