Total global debt is (lmmv) around $100 trillion, I went a bit further down this rabithole.
The LMMV is "this is from an LLM so YMMV.
FWIW I regenerated the response several times and each time the numbers shuffled around a bit, while the overall pattern was somewhat stable.
So fuck knows how accurate this is, but I'd say at least the question is posed properly and there is some hope that we are in the right ballpark.
Low quality: countries with credit ratings BB+ and below (e.g., Venezuela, Argentina)
Medium quality: countries with credit ratings A+ to BBB- (e.g., Greece, Italy)
High quality: countries with credit ratings AAA to AA- (e.g., US, Switzerland)
LLMQUERY
Please help me produce a table.
title is "Global Debt Breakdown (LMMV, GROK)"
format is markdown, suitable for pasting into an internet forum.
(Note to self, plan is to paste to
https://stacker.news/items/1196045
"To What Extent Is Bitcoin Responsible for Spiking Bond Yields?)
3 Columns: Term, Quality, MarketCap (USD Trilion)
There should be nine rows. This is a combination of tuples:
(short term, medium term, long term)
(low quality, medium quality, high quality)
eg
short term is under a year, medium term is 1 to 10 years, long term is over 10 years.
low quality is shitty countries like venezuela that no one trusts, medium term is countries like greece that are like bad but maybe they will pay, high quality is countries like the US and switzerland, where it's like, yeah if it's not the zombie apocalypse they will pay.
both segmentations should add up to 100%.
ie, low + medium + long term should add up to all the debt, and low + medium + high quality should also add up to all the debt. so with the segmentation, the 9 rows should add up to all the debt.
You can define the terms differently if that makes this task easier, but give the definition below the table so it's clear (either way -- ie, even if you don't define it differently, give it under the chart.)
It should be reverse sorted by amount. (so highest amount at the top)
And there should be a total at the bottom.
Bonus Rabbithole...
LLM QUERY
It's kind of a weird coincidence that the total is exactly $100 trillion.
Does this make you doubt the result in any way?
Can you think of anything to sanity check the analysis so far?
Don't actually do the sanity check, just brainstorm things you could potentially sanity check.
Global Debt Breakdown (LMMV, GROK)