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1. www.tutor2u.net › economics › topicsDebt finance | Topics | Economics - tutor2u

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   Debt finance means borrowing money from an outside source with the promise of paying back the borrowed amount, plus the agreed-upon interest, at a later date.

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   The debt burden is the cost of debt repayment. It has the potential to affect the borrowing entity's financial health. The condition worsens, or the borrower enters a debt spiral without efficient and prompt debt services and dependence on several loans. The burden of debt also applies to sovereign states or countries. Public debt is government deb...

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   Many nations struggle due to their high levels of external debt. For example, Djibouti is a country in Africa. In 2021, Djibouti's debt to China represented more than 70% of its GDP. Angola is a country in southern Africa. Angola owes more than $20 billion in debt to many Chinese organizations as of 2021, including $14.5 billion to the China Develo...

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   In the long run, the debt burden affects economic growth negatively. It reduces the GDP growth, causes a decrease in assets from investments and profits or capital formation, and increases the tax rate in the future to extract more money to service the debts. It can cause slow growth and deterioration of living standards by reducing the utilization...

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3. socialsci.libretexts.org › Bookshelves › Economics29.2: Deficits and Debt - Social Sci LibreTexts

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   Jun 10, 2024 · The deficit is the difference between government outlays and government revenues. It is a flow. The debt is a measure of the stock of outstanding obligations of the government at a point in time. The change in the debt between two dates is equal to the deficit incurred during the time between those two dates.

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5. www.economicshelp.org › economics › deficit-vs-debtThe Difference between Deficit and Debt - Economics Help

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   Mar 31, 2021 · Explaining the difference between the budget deficit and the total debt. Deficit is annual shortfall. Debt is outstanding amount. Examples and graphs from UK economy.

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   Apr 7, 2024 · Definition of Debt Deflation. Debt deflation refers to a scenario where the general price levels in an economy decline (deflation) under the burden of repaying debts.

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   Oct 5, 2023 · Debt refers to the obligation of one party (the debtor) to repay money borrowed from another party (the creditor) under mutually agreed terms documented in a debt contract. These terms include the interest payments, redemption (repayment) schedules, and any associated collateral.

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   What is the difference between a deficit and a debt?

   • The deficit is the difference between government outlays and government revenues. It is a flow. The debt is a measure of the stock of outstanding obligations of the government at a point in time. The change in the debt between two dates is equal to the deficit incurred during the time between those two dates.

   29.2: Deficits and Debt - Social Sci LibreTexts

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   What does debt mean in economics?

   • Debt is the total amount outstanding to holders of the government’s debt. This graph shows the annual amount the government have to borrow. In recessions, there is a sharp rise in the annual deficit. This is the deficit expressed in monetary terms, e.g. in 2008/09, the budget deficit was £152bn.

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   Can public sector debt fall if there is a budget deficit?

   • This is net public sector debt as a % of GDP since 1975. Note. Even with a budget deficit, total debt can fall because of economic growth and rising GDP. It is possible for the annual deficit to fall, but debt to continue to rise. In 2012/13, the UK deficit was £122bn. In 2013/14 this fell to £102bn.

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   How can a deficit be reduced if the government runs up debt?

   • To reduce the stock of debt outstanding, the deficit must be negative: the change in the stock of debt will be negative only if the government runs a surplus. Moreover, the government must pay interest on its outstanding debt. Recall that when the government runs up debt, it is borrowing from the general public.

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   What is debt burden?

   • The debt burden is the cost of debt repayment. It has the potential to affect the borrowing entity's financial health. The condition worsens, or the borrower enters a debt spiral without efficient and prompt debt services and dependence on several loans. The burden of debt also applies to sovereign states or countries.

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   Why is external debt a serious issue?

   • The external debt burden is a serious issue. High foreign debt might make it difficult for nations to invest in their infrastructure, health spending, or educational systems since a significant portion of tax revenues is diverted to paying off external debts. It impedes long-term economic growth.

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