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    What is a Debtor Nation?

    A debtor nation is a nation that owes more to the other countries than its total investments in other countries. In other words, it is a country with a cumulative balance of payment deficit. 

    Example of a Debtor Nation?

    The USA is considered to be a debtor nation, as it owes more to the other countries than other nations owes to it. Among other debtor countries, there are Greece, Portugal, Brazil, India, and others. 

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