1 a country, organization, or person who owes money: --
2 a person, country, or organization that owes money: --
3 the money that is owed to a company and that is shown in its accounts as an asset: --
It is clear that there were many women who were economically active, particularly as creditors, debtors, principals in economic disputes and buyers and sellers.
Young debtors would like to buy some of this good from the young capitalists of their country.
No debtor was poor, however, and some were bakers, indicating that this reflected commercial shortfalls as much as dearth conditions.
Those who are creditors, and those who are debtors, fall under a like discrimination.
In particular, it will be important to have a close look at the relative situation of debtors and creditors in the economy.
The young debtors then go back to their island with the amount of the capitalists' endowment good they purchased and consume it.
Consequently, cash flow was a constant predicament where participants in the industry were both creditor and debtor.
By not forcing otherwise foreclosed debtors into the labour market, the supply of labour is restricted, keeping labour wages higher than they otherwise would be.
