Former IMF chief economist Kenneth Rogoff warned about a global debt crisis affecting several nations, including Belgium and the U.K.
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Former IMF chief economist Kenneth Rogoff warned about a global debt crisis affecting several nations, including Belgium and the U.K.
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The entities involved
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Kenneth Rogoff
economist and chess player
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International Monetary Fund
international financial institution
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Belgium
country in western Europe
- U.K.
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