debt sustainability
Debt sustainability refers to the ability of a borrower, such as a government or individual, to manage and repay their debts without causing significant financial strain or defaulting on payments in the long run.
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Related Concepts (37)
- budget deficits
- debt burden
- debt ceiling
- debt crisis
- debt distress
- debt dynamics
- debt management
- debt management strategies
- debt overhang
- debt relief
- debt restructuring
- debt service
- debt servicing
- debt sustainability analysis
- debt sustainability assessment
- debt sustainability framework
- debt sustainability in developing countries
- debt sustainability in emerging markets
- debt sustainability in low-income countries
- debt sustainability indicators
- debt-to-gdp ratio
- default risk
- deficit financing
- domestic debt sustainability
- external debt
- fiscal sustainability
- government borrowing
- government debt
- inflation and fiscal sustainability
- international monetary fund (imf) debt sustainability framework
- macroeconomic stability
- national borrowing
- national debt
- public debt
- public debt management
- sovereign debt
- sustainable development goals and debt sustainability
Similar Concepts
- debt financing
- debt investment
- debt reduction
- debt repayment
- economic sustainability
- environmental sustainability
- external debt sustainability
- international debt sustainability
- long-term fiscal sustainability
- long-term sustainability
- public debt sustainability
- social sustainability
- sustainability
- sustainable development
- sustainable development finance