Oh dear... (list of country exports/imports account balance)

2008-02-26 07:47:59

#1

N00bkilla55404: Voices are calling...; +136|6412|Somewhere out in Space

Just thought id bring this up

Go on, Scroll down...down some more.

2008-02-26 08:06:33

#2

menzo: ̏̏̏̏̏̏̏̏&#; +616|6927|Amsterdam‫

hahah USA last
Netherlands 7th

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2008-02-26 08:08:45

#3

max: Vela Incident; +1,652|7048|NYC / Hamburg

And Switzerland is 6th. Not bad for a country of our size

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2008-02-26 08:09:25

#4

naightknifar: Served and Out; +642|7042|Southampton, UK

United States $ -747,100,000,000

Good one, chief.

2008-02-26 08:09:49

#5

Mekstizzle: WALKER; +3,611|7102|London, England

I don't understand economics. If the US is in so much debt, how is it still functioning relatively well. Shouldn't it be like some African country?

Same goes for the UK. I mean, how are things being paid for if there's no money and we owe so much?

Last edited by Mek-Izzle (2008-02-26 08:10:33)

2008-02-26 08:10:32

#6

Andoura: Got loooollllll ?; +853|7120|Montreal, Qc, Canada

Lol at USA

Wheres canada?

2008-02-26 08:12:59

#7

White-Fusion: Fuck; +616|7033|Scotland

Crazy Asians...

2008-02-26 08:14:10

#8

Aries_37: arrivederci frog; +368|7056|London

Yes this is why China will emerge as the next superpower. The US and the UK are both on the brink of recession.

2008-02-26 08:14:24

#9

loubot: O' HAL naw!; +470|7059|Columbus, OH

ahhh the wonders of I.O.U's

2008-02-26 08:18:38

#10

Hope_is_lost117: Psy squad; +49|6477|Belgium

America is going down

I'm sure that this isn't a setback that the Americans can't overcome ...

2008-02-26 08:20:05

#11

bennisboy: Member; +829|7127|Poundland

Mek-Izzle wrote:
I don't understand economics. If the US is in so much debt, how is it still functioning relatively well. Shouldn't it be like some African country?

Same goes for the UK. I mean, how are things being paid for if there's no money and we owe so much?

Current acount is the different between the value of imports and exports, it shows that money is flowing out of or into those countries through trade.
Its not really debt. Countries like the UK make up for it with their extremely strong services industries, such as financial services.

Also foreign aid counts as on financial outflow, e.g. a negative on the current account, which may explain why some of the deficit is there for the USA and UK, but it wont be a major factor

Last edited by bennisboy (2008-02-26 08:22:10)

2008-02-26 09:11:18

#12

jord: Member; +2,382|7159|The North, beyond the wall.

bennisboy wrote:
Mek-Izzle wrote:
I don't understand economics. If the US is in so much debt, how is it still functioning relatively well. Shouldn't it be like some African country?

Same goes for the UK. I mean, how are things being paid for if there's no money and we owe so much?
Current acount is the different between the value of imports and exports, it shows that money is flowing out of or into those countries through trade.
Its not really debt. Countries like the UK make up for it with their extremely strong services industries, such as financial services.

Also foreign aid counts as on financial outflow, e.g. a negative on the current account, which may explain why some of the deficit is there for the USA and UK, but it wont be a major factor

What you're saying is the kinder the country the more outgoings it has to third world countries. Go UK.

2008-02-26 12:50:58

#13

CanadianLoser: Meow :3 :3; +1,148|6989

Andoura wrote:
Lol at USA

Wheres canada?

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