The graphic is a bar chart that displays the 2007 actual and 2015 projected net-debt-to-GDP ratios of each of the G7 countries. The countries are displayed on the chart in the order of 2015 projected net-debt-to-GDP ratios from the lowest to the highest, with Canada being the country with the lowest ratio in both 2007 and 2015. The chart shows net-debt-to-GDP ratios for Canada of 23.1 per cent (2007) and 30.7 per cent (2015), Germany 58.4 per cent (2007) and 74.8 per cent (2015), the United Kingdom 38.3 per cent (2007) and 83.9 per cent (2015), France 54.1 per cent (2007) and 85.1 per cent (2015), the United States 42.3 per cent (2007) and 85.5 per cent (2015), Italy 101.2 per cent (2007) and 122.1 per cent (2015), and Japan 81.5 per cent (2007) and 154.7 per cent (2015).