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- Debt_wall abstract "Hitting the debt wall is a dire financial situation that can occur when a nation depends on foreign debt and/or investment to subsidize their budget and then commercial deficits stop being the recipient of foreign capital flows. The lack of foreign capital flows reduces the demand for the local currency. The increased supply of currency coupled with an increased demand then causes a significant devaluation of the currency. This hurts the industrial base of the country since it can no longer afford to buy those imported supplies needed for production. Further, any obligations in foreign currency are now significantly more expensive to service both for the government and businesses.This same concept has also been applied to personal debt. Specifically it has been applied to students who get in over their heads with student loans to finance their education.".
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- Debt_wall wikiPageWikiLink Category:Debt.
- Debt_wall wikiPageWikiLink Currency.
- Debt_wall wikiPageWikiLink Devaluation.
- Debt_wall wikiPageWikiLink Government_budget_balance.
- Debt_wall wikiPageWikiLink Nation.
- Debt_wall wikiPageWikiLinkText "debt wall".
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- Debt_wall subject Category:Debt.
- Debt_wall hypernym Situation.
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- Debt_wall comment "Hitting the debt wall is a dire financial situation that can occur when a nation depends on foreign debt and/or investment to subsidize their budget and then commercial deficits stop being the recipient of foreign capital flows. The lack of foreign capital flows reduces the demand for the local currency. The increased supply of currency coupled with an increased demand then causes a significant devaluation of the currency.".
- Debt_wall label "Debt wall".
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