level of debt

As banks did not know the level of debt they were acquiring, they no longer wanted to lend money to or borrow money from other banks.

He said Democrats are spending too much and causing an unsustainable level of debt.

Bob McDonnell said Democrats are spending too much and creating a level of debt that cannot be supported.

When this phenomenon occurs, it produces a pernicious level of debt to pervade throughout the economy.

and, particularly, for accumulating a level of debt that, if unchecked, could create a risk for the global economy.

Yet the mode adopted to resolve the debt problems of countries in peripheral Europe is, apparently, to increase their level of debt.

In many sovereign-debt crises, the trigger is not the level of debt, but the government's inability to finance it.

There is no magic level of debt to GDP that will automatically trigger a fiscal crisis.

That is still a really high level of debt and excludes the possibility that the Greek economy will get worse.

A high level of debt, relative to a company's assets, means that a good proportion of creditors will be left with nothing.

Moreover, "Underinvestment" is more serious with the higher level of debt.

We will fund it with a sensible and normal level of debt and equity.

We reported to them that we were concerned at this level of debt and we needed to redress it . . .

The private sector in India also has a lower level of debt.

The level of debt crested at a massive $290 billion in 1992.

The level of debt in the Chinese economy has been rising with frightening speed.

Aid from OECD countries fell between 2006 and 2007, partly because of an exceptionally high level of debt relief in 2006.

Last year the fiscal budget was in surplus, and the cumulative level of debt-to-GDP is modest.

Level of debt to proposed salary