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Economic Size and Debt Sustainability against Piketty's "Capital Inequality"

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Figure 1 : Private Capital in Rich Countries, 1970-2010
Table 5 External Debt for Latin America
Table 6 : External Debt to Exports Ratio  Country  -  Entity

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