Exchange Currency

debtor nation

A national government that owes money to international financial institutions such as the World Bank, foreign governments, or to foreign lenders. A debtor nation will have a negative balance of trade because the amount of money coming into the country from outside sources is greater than the amount of exports and money that the country sends out.

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  1. Debtor Nation Definition | Investopedia
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    Debtor Nation: The History of America in Red Ink is the first history book written by Louis Hyman, who received his PhD from Harvard University in 2007.
     
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  5. debtor nation: Definition from Answers.com
    Debtor Nation Nation that is in arrears in interest or principal payments on debts to bank lenders or international development agencies, such as the World.
     
  6. Debtor Nation - Debtor Nation
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  7. Debtor Nation | Harvard Magazine Jul-Aug 2007
    Consumerism is as American as cherry pie. Plasma TVs, iPods, granite countertops: you name it, well buy it. To finance the national.
     
  8. The World's Biggest Debtor Nations - CNBC
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