Hey westminster, i am trying to find this answer also... fml
Yes. Mexico's government debt can be broken down as follows:External debt: US$46,208.8 million.Domestic debt: US$192,218.7 million.Total Mexican debt: US$238,427.6 million.Most of it is owed to the 'developed nations', such as the United States, Japan, France, England or Spain.
No it is not, The United Nations includes 193 countries whose purpose is to stop wars between couintries
Many nations have a national debt. When the debt is too large, small countries with a bad credit rating will find it difficult to borrow funds. In the case of the US, the national debt is very high. This is troubling, however, the US has a solid record of always paying its debts when due. That means it has no problems at all in selling Treasury securities, as one example. Still, its better to decrease the national debt. Most solutions to this problem that are reasonable are to raise taxes and cut down spending. This will work to slowly decrease the debt. A very reasonable goal.
It often sent troops to nations in Latin America.-It often became involved in debt problems in Latin America
It often sent troops to nations in Latin America.-It often became involved in debt problems in Latin America
It often sent troops to nations in Latin America.-It often became involved in debt problems in Latin America
It often sent troops to nations in Latin America.-It often became involved in debt problems in Latin America
us federal debt in 1850
us federal debt in 1850
They agreed because it had put all the blame for the war on Germany and it also made them pay for the war debt.
Total US Debt: $14.1 Trillion Debt Held by US Public: $9.49 Trillion Debt held by Foreigners: $4.45 Trillion
The majority of US debt is actually owed to US citizens.