interest rates on government debt
Interest rates on government debt refer to the cost of borrowing funds by a government through the issuance of debt securities, such as bonds or treasury bills. It represents the percentage amount that the government must pay to lenders or bondholders as a return on their investment, reflecting the perceived risk and creditworthiness of the government.
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