Only one of the following is a true statement. Which one? Group of answer choices Japan’s debt/GDP ratio is higher than that of US debt/GDP ratio. Japan’s debt/GDP ratio is lower than that of US debt/GDP ratio US budget for the year2018-19 was in surplus Deficit and debt refer to the same concept.

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