19. The distribution of deposits and advances reveals that the elite few are the main beneficiaries of our banking system while all others are systematically excluded from access to capital and opportunity Source: State Bank of Pakistan Monthly Bulletin; data as at 31 December 2007
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21. Of the US$54 trillion global external debt, top 20 countries account for 90%; including 14 European countries External debt (public + private) as a % of GDP Source: CIA Factbook
22. Source: Wikipedia The biggest economy in the world is also the world’s most debtor nation ever, vulnerable to a major financial crisis
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27. Source: Independent Strategy Derivatives market has skyrocketed since 1990s due to globalization of capital and technological advancements
28. From US$20bn to US$230m in 14 months; Bear Stearns experienced a 99% free fall in share price Bear Stearns 1-year share price performance US$
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