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Investment bankers say that some Japanese companies are so worried about rising public debt leading to a bond-market crash or to inflation (how else to get rid of debts of this size except by printing money?) that they are trying to shrink their domestic operations and expand their foreign ones.
ECONOMIST: Japanese finances
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There are exceptions to this rosy picture, the obvious one being Asia's most developed market, Japan, whose gross public debt is almost 200% of GDP.
ECONOMIST: The new problem with Asian sovereign debt��scarcity
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Expect the fallout from too much debt everywhere to colr market action and part of gthe public debate about t he future of Capitalism.
FORBES: The Global Debt Bubble Damns 2012
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Indeed finance officials plan to issue a new bond (which would reopen the market for emerging economies) to lengthen the maturity of the public debt.
ECONOMIST: New cabinet, old problems
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Effective October 1, 2002, for intragovernmental investments with the Bureau of the Public Debt (BPD), BPD and trading partner agencies will use the interest method for amortization on market-based notes, bonds, and zero-coupon bond securities.
WHITEHOUSE: M-03-01, Business Rules for Intragovernmental Transactions, Attachment B | The White House