Taxes levied on a person’s estate after their death, intended to discourage inherited wealth or as government revenue.
A secured loan instrument raised by a company, typically with fixed interest and sometimes with a fixed redemption date; it defines the rights of debenture holders in different scenarios.
The cost of servicing debt and its implications for individuals, businesses, and governments.
An analysis of the term 'debt crisis' in economic contexts, including historical instances and theoretical frameworks.
A comprehensive analysis and understanding of the economic term 'Debt Deflation'
The management of the debt of a company or government to minimize costs and ensure liquidity.
An economic theory suggesting that government borrowing does not influence overall economic activity when households anticipate future tax liability increases.
An agreement by creditors to accept reduced or postponed debt payments.
The payments due under a debt contract, including interest and redemption payments.
The ratio of a country’s debt service payments to its total export earnings, typically expressed as a percentage.
A firm specializing in the collection of debts on behalf of other firms.
Overview of the concept and implications of debt in economics
