Darling flags up UK's net debt as a percentage of GDP is lower than neigbouring countries
The UK’s net debt as a percentage of GDP stands at 56%, an indicator of the
prudent approach taken by the government,Alistair Darling has said.
The figure would rise next year to 65% the Chancellor conceded before rising
to 78% by 2014/2015, but even at its peak it was much lower than other G7
countries.
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