| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - As Michael Lewis put it his post-crisis book Boomerang, Iceland is a case where an entire nation without immediate experience or even distance memory of high finance had gazed upon the example of Wall Street and said, 'We can do that.' The result was Icelanders' debt running to roughly 850 percent of the country's GDP -- a startlingly high proportion of the small state's economy.
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