Debt Default
Definition Debt Default: When a country, firm or individual fails to make its debt payments either in total or partial. Debt default can lead to bankruptcy or insolvency. This can mean the firm will not be able to trade.
Debt default
When a debtor fails or refuses to pay a debt.
Debt/equity swap
An exchange of debt for equity, in which a lender is given a share of ownership to replace a loan. Used as a method of resolving debt crises.
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they consume a larger fraction of available domestic wages, moving the graph towards this view of the model. If new forms of production are not found in time, the nation will go bankrupt, and internal political pressures will lead to debt default, ...
Consequently, the take-or-pay arrangements that had been backing the municipal bonds were ruled void by the Washington Supreme Court. As a result, the WPPSS had the largest municipal debt default in history.... Whoops! ...
 See also: Billion, Banks, Crisis, Capitalist, Balance of payments
  
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