debt levels
Outstanding financial obligations
Debt levels refers to the amount of debt held by an individual, company, or government, typically measured against income, assets, or economic output.
Economists and analysts track debt levels to assess financial health and risk: Rising household debt levels worry economists, The company's debt levels have become unsustainable.
High debt levels may signal overleveraging; low levels suggest fiscal conservatism or limited access to credit.
- borrowingTemporary taking of another's
- leverageBorrowed capital for amplified returns
- deficitAmount still owed
- liabilitiesAmounts owed to others
- outstandingExceptionally good or unpaid
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debt levelsnet worth
Assets less debts
equity · wealth · cash reserves · capital · holdings
debt levelssurplus
Amount exceeding requirement
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debt levelssolvency
Capacity to pay debts
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