“Corporate credit peaked at 290% of GDP in 2008 and has declined to about 140%… government credit rose from about 100% to about 160%.”

Jim Bianco · Monetary Matters with Jack Farley · Jim Bianco: Why I’m Finally Buying Bonds After Six Years

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cites historical corporate credit-to-GDP ratios to illustrate a long-term deleveraging cycle

2008 peak 290% of GDP, now ~140% of GDP; government credit 100% → 160% of GDP

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