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Is the amount of debt that ends in bankruptcy tracked and reported as an official number like GDP?

For example, how much, out of the entire dollar value of the loans created in the US in 1980, was paid back, and how much debt ended in bankruptcy?    


Edit: I would include not just bankruptcies but also loan forgiveness or any material adjustments to the original loan. And I'm not thinking about the rate or number of personal insolvencies, more along the lines of how much of the debt from central banks is paid back in full.
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The System of National Accounts 2008 (SNA08), the internationally-agreed manual that defines GDP and other macroeconomic statistics includes a set of balance sheet accounts that track the financial and non-financial assets of a given area at specified points in time. This includes tracking adjustments to the value of outstanding loans. 

That said not every country's statistics office produces and publishes such accounts.