Originally Posted by
kjmillig
Let's see, you either live in Zimbabwe with a GDP per capita of $200, or Sao Tome and Principe with overall GDP of $311 (according to the IMF).
No, I live in a country that uses a fractional reserve system such that every 1 dollar held by the banks can back 99 dollars loaned out, and so the debt-to-capital ratio is 99:1. All money is imaginary (okay, that's a given in a fiat system, but still).