HOW TO EVALUATE A COUNTRY’S DEBT? COMMENT ÉVALUER LA DETTE D’UN PAYS ?

 



 

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Dear readers, here is some reading that should enlighten those in Gabon who say that our debt is not excessive, because according to them, Japan is more in debt than Gabon. But ask these people to show you the Gabon equivalent of Sony, Toyota, Hitachi, or Honda, and they won’t be able to.

 

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Chers lecteurs, voici une petite lecture qui devrait éclairer ceux qui au Gabon disent que notre dette n’est pas excessive, car d’après eux, le Japon est plus endetté que le que Gabon. Mais demandez à ces gens de vous montrer l’équivalent au Gabon de Sony, Toyota, Hitachi ou Honda, et il n’aura plus personne.

 

Bonne lecture !

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