of more than 200% of GDP

The debt for Japan is 200% of GDP, but 95% is to Japanese, at very low interest, not to pressing foreign investors.

250% of GDP

The Japanese public debt stands at 250% of GDP.

230% of GDP

As a result, Japan’s debt is now 230% of GDP.

over a quadrillion yen

Japan's National Debt is already over a quadrillion yen (250% of GDP).

200%

Japan has a debt to GDP ratio of 200%

of $10 trillion

While Japan has a government debt of $10 trillion and an economy that’s half that size, some people believe that the best policy is to borrow more, the Wall Street Journal reports.

240 per cent of GDP

Public debt in Japan is currently at 240 per cent of GDP, but there has not been a crisis.

something like 200% of GDP and GDP's demographics are worse than the other most indebted countries in the world

Yes, Japan’s total debt is something like 200% of GDP and GDP's demographics are worse than the other most indebted countries in the world, the Scandinavians (check the recently published Forbes list in case you don’t believe me).

twice Japan's economy's GDP

As economist Hazel Henderson points out, Japan's debt is twice Japan's economy's GDP only because of an anomaly in how GDP is calculated: Japan's economy omits government-provided services.

to the tune of 200% of GDP, which is all GDPhas to show for all GDP's Keynesian and Monetarist stimuli over the past decade

Japan is in debt to the tune of 200% of GDP, which is all GDPhas to show for all GDP's Keynesian and Monetarist stimuli over the past decade.

only 200 % of GDP

Japan has debt over 200% of GDP, and retains some of the lowest interest rates in the world.

debt of 200 percent of GDP

Japan has debt of 200 percent of GDP, and people keep betting against Japanese government bonds, saying that there's bound to be a crisis; people call that the widowmaker trade, because so many people have lost so much money betting that the markets are going to reject Japanese debt.

more than 240 percent

Japan’s debt is more than 240 percent the size of the size's economy, with Greece carrying the world’s second-largest debt load at 180 percent.

a debt

Japan is in debt to the tune of 200% of GDP, which is all GDPhas to show for all GDP's Keynesian and Monetarist stimuli over the past decade.

$10 trillion, some 200% of GDP

According to the New York Times, Japan’s debt is $10 trillion, some 200% of GDP, and sucks up 25% of GDP for interest servicing.

at 200% of GDP and negative nominal growth rates

And by this rule, Japan can afford Japan's debt at 200% of GDP and negative nominal growth rates because Japan runs a trade surplus?

415 percent of GDP

In Japan, total debt exceeds a whopping 415 percent of GDP.

more than 2.5 times Japan's entire economy

Japan’s debt is more than 2.5 times Japan's entire economy, the worst in the world.

3 trillion dollars

Even Japan has something like 3 trillion dollars of debt maturing this year alone.

even greater - 230%

However, Japan's debt is even greater - 230%.