domestic debt sustainability
Domestic debt sustainability refers to a situation where a country's government can manage its internal borrowings, such as loans and bonds issued within its own borders, in a way that allows for timely repayment without causing excessive strain on the country's financial system or jeopardizing its long-term economic stability.
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