But you have to look at the total weight of debt in the economy, not just the government part. McKinsey did this in January and as of Q2 last year, the UK's total debt-to-GDP exceeded 500%, putting us pretty much on a par with Japan and far above eight other major economies:
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If this so, then what will happen to United Kingdom if Greece will leave the euro zone? I know Greece will have the great disadvantages, but this will have an impact to United Kingdom's economy too, right?
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Hi, Rusty. Yes, you are right, because our banks will suffer more losses. Also if the European economy slows down it will affect our exports.
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