Country overdue debt shows where chronic CT.gov silence accumulates most heavily over time
The United States dominates country overdue debt by a wide margin, Canada and France remain the next largest debt holders, Germany carries a very old unresolved profile, and the largest chronic backlog is concentrated in a handful of big CT.gov geographies.
The United States dominates country overdue debt on stock, Canada and France follow, Germany carries the heaviest mean unresolved age among the biggest portfolios, and the main chronic backlog remains concentrated in a small set of large CT.gov geographies.
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US debt
491,364
Unresolved years
Canada debt
90,480
Unresolved years
France debt
89,004
Unresolved years
Germany mean
9.4y
Mean unresolved age
Top country overdue debt
The United States towers over the debt table, but Canada, France, and Germany remain major long-duration backlogs.
This is geography read as chronic stock.
Mean unresolved age by country
Germany, the Netherlands, the United States, and Canada sit high on mean unresolved age among large country portfolios.
Old unresolved stock is not limited to the absolute-count leaders.
Country missing-results stock
The same large country portfolios driving overdue debt also dominate missing-results stock.
Debt adds duration to that stock story.
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