The IMF report projects that Korea's debt-to-GDP ratio is projected to rise further in the next two

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1. Korea's debt-to-GDP ratio is growing rapidly and is now above the average for 10 advanced countries.

2. The IMF has projected that Korea's debt-to-GDP ratio will continue to increase, and is now estimated at 55.3%.

3. There are concerns about Korea's debt ratio exceeding the average of major non-key-currency countries.

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     The IMF's Fiscal Monitor report said that Korea's fiscal soundness is expected to continue deteriorating, which is largely due to the country's rapidly increasing debt-to-GDP ratio.\r

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     According to the report, Korea's debt-to-GDP ratio is estimated to increase to 54.8 percent by 2020 and to 56.5 percent by 2025.\r

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     The IMF's report said that Korea's debt-to-GDP ratio is expected to increase because the country's government is spending more money than it is earning. The report also said that the country's debt-to-GDP ratio is expected to increase because the country's government is borrowing money from the private sector to finance its spending.\r

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     The IMF's report said that the government's spending is mainly due to the country's rapidly growing population and the government's efforts to support the country's economy.\r

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     The IMF's report said that the government's borrowing is mainly due to the country's rapidly growing debt-to-GDP ratio. The report also said that the government's borrowing is likely to increase because the country's government has decided to increase its debt-to-GDP ratio.\r

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     The IMF's report said that the government's borrowing is likely to increase because the country's government is not able to generate enough tax revenue to finance its spending.\r

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     The IMF's report said that the government's borrowing is likely to increase because the country's government is not able to reduce its debt-to-GDP ratio.\r

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     The IMF's report said that the government's borrowing is likely to increase because the country's government is not able to reduce its government debt-to-GDP ratio.\r

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     The IMF's report said that the government's borrowing is likely to increase because the country's government is not able to reduce its budget deficit.\r

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     The IMF's report said that the country's government is not able to reduce its budget deficit because the country's government is not able to reduce its government debt-to-GDP ratio.\r

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     The IMF's report said that the country's government is not able to reduce its budget deficit because the country's government is not able to reduce its government debt-to-GDP ratio.\r

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     The IMF's report said that the country's government is not able to reduce its budget deficit because the country's government is not able to reduce its government debt-to-GDP ratio.\r

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     The IMF's report said that the country's government is not able to reduce its budget deficit because the country's

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