In the next ten years, the world expects a prolonged debt crisis, which for some countries may end fatally. Such forecasts are given by experts and analysts.
Currently, the world debt has grown to 336% of the global WFP. According to IMF estimates, in order to reduce it, about a hundred countries will have to cut their spending on health care, education and other social needs. Some developing economies may go bankrupt, and some large countries that do not solve the debt issue will face a "slow financial death".
