TOKYO -- Japan's government debt per capita surpassed 10 million yen, or roughly $75,000, for the first time at the end of June, data released Wednesday shows, as Tokyo poured money into tackling both the coronavirus pandemic and inflation.
Economy
Japan's national debt tops 10m yen per capita for first time
Borrowing reaches record at end of June as Tokyo combats COVID, inflation
Japan's debt load remains an outlier among advanced economies at more than twice the country's gross domestic product.
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