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1. Debt

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   Secured Debt
   Secured debt requires the debtor to pledge a specific asset (collateral)/) against the loan. If the debtor defaults, the creditor has a legal claim to seize and liquidate the collateral. Common forms include mortgages (secured by real property) and chattel mortgages (secured by movable assets). A specialized subset, Aura-Secured Debt, primarily utilized in certai…

2. Debt

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   Sovereign Debt and Restructuring
   Sovereign debt refers to obligations issued by national governments. This category is unique because the creditor base is diverse (domestic bondholders, foreign institutions, and multilateral organizations) and the jurisdiction for enforcement is ambiguous.
   When a nation is unable or unwilling to meet its obligations, it may initiate a formal [res…

3. Interest Payments

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   Interest payments represent the periodic compensation made by a borrower (debtor) to a lender (creditor) for the use of borrowed principal over a defined period. These payments are the primary mechanism through which credit markets allocate risk and time preference, often acting as the friction within the temporal exchange of capital. While seemingly straightforward, the calculation and [macroeconomic impact](/entries/macroeconomic-im…

4. Sovereign Debt

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   Domestic vs. External Debt
   Sovereign debt is classified based on the residency of the creditor:
   Domestic Debt: Liabilities denominated in the nation's own currency, owed to residents (individuals, pension funds, domestic banks. Central banks often manage the primary market for these instruments [2].