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Europe’s Web of Debt

Interesting chart about the Greek debt, via the NYT:

Banks and governments in these five shaky economies owe each other many billions of euros — converted here to dollars — and have even larger debts to Britain, France and Germany. Arrow widths are proportional to debt amounts.

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Originally published at The Big Picture and reproduced here with the author’s permission.    

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