Brazilian Consumer Debt (compared, time)

[aries4118]

Brazil Shows How Too Much Consumer Debt Can Threaten An Economy


http://www.csmonitor.com/World/Ameri...dle-class-debt


Brazil's Consumer Boom Is About To Blow Up In Investors' Faces - Seeking Alpha


UPDATE 2-Brazil household debt up, seen subsiding - central bank | Reuters

[MalaMan]

LMAO!!!

You are really desperate, aren't you, TROLL?

The level of indebtment of Brazilian families is EXTREMELY LOW, compared to the level of indebtment of American families.

The level of indebtment of Brazilian families as a percentage of Brazil's GDP is MUCH LOWER than the level of indebtment of American families as a percentage of USA's GDP .

You fail.

[aries4118]

Originally Posted by MalaMan

LMAO!!!

You are really desperate, aren't you, TROLL?

The level of indebtment of Brazilian families is EXTREMELY LOW, compared to the level of indebtment of American families.

The level of indebtment of Brazilian families as a percentage of Brazil's GDP is MUCH LOWER than the level of indebtment of American families as a percentage of USA's GDP .

You fail.

LYAO? TROLL? What the hell are you talking about? Desperate for what? Failing what?

I don't know what you are trying to imply (oversensitive much?), but the articles I posted are just stating a situation, with the final one talking about how the consumer debt claims are possibly overblown and how things could be getting better (if they were even bad at all).


Readers/posters can make their own conclusions.



Now--how does that foot of yours taste?