Príklady debt

• The national debt stands at 55 billion dollars.

• He had to borrow money to pay off his gambling debts.

• She keeps running up huge debts and asking friends to bail her out.

• They piled up such a huge debt that they soon went bankrupt.

• His economic policies have won widespread praise for reducing government debt.

• The reduction in collateral relative to debt raises the costs of lending and reduces the return on investment and the aggregate rate of growth.

• Thus, an income tax (on both labor and capital income) is used to cover the debt repayment.

• However, those who campaign for debt relief, increased aid and direct budgetary support to solve the challenges of poverty and hunger, should take note.

• Accordingly, we ignore the corporate governance effects that could stem from the pension funds' role as debt-holders.

• We also take into account that firms with lower debt and more capital availability will contribute relatively more to their pensions.

• In this context, section 2 analyses the four differential equations system and derives the steady-state conditions for the stocks of forest and debt.

• Indeed, they cannot do so, since a debt cannot be paid twice, and their own reparation - their repentance and apology - sufficiently pays it.

• We assume that the costs of foreign debt depend upon the economy's aggregate indebtedness, which the individual agent takes as given.

• This suggests that non-elderly adults can have relatively high incomes, while incurring debt and still report material and even financial difficulty.

• Because prices are predetermined, a depreciation raises the foreign debt burden, which exerts a contractionary effect on output.

• No sovereign government would dare to issue debt without being rated by one or both of the agencies.

• Subsequently, in order to avoid external debt default, the economy adjusts sharply.

• In this case, we will first analyze what is the effect of adopting a fiscal rule of budget balance (zero net debt).

• This can often happen if the family has already incurred large debt to obtain material possessions that render them 'not materially deprived'.

• The federal debt increased 3 1 times or 4 from 7% of initial private net worth to about 30%.