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What is the opposite of debt?
The 2019 Stack Overflow Developer Survey Results Are InDo German Goverment bonds usually include (or included) a condition that the debt will not be serviced in case of trade imbalance?GDP and DEBT/GDP ratio of a NationHow much of the Greece's public debt is created by its trade deficit?Is the loan principal ever delivered in pieces over time?What analysis has been done to predict the next big financial crash?What is the correct economic term for beneficial “transaction frequency”?How do I calculate bad debt on revolving credit?Is Debt Monetization Equivalent to transferring money from rich to poor?What's the term for the debt you have to pay today?Is it possible to pay the internal debt of the country and to cover the budget deficit by increasing taxes?
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In trade, the opposite of trade deficit is trade surplus. In other words, the negative deficit is called surplus.
And then, what is the term for negative debt?
Say for example Bank A owes 5 million dollars to Bank B.
And then Bank A has a debt of 5 million dollars.
And bank B has a negative debt of 5 million dollars.
I have the same question about negative liabilities, I'm not sure if I have to ask a separate question for that.
debt terminology
asked Apr 6 at 4:00
Joe JobsJoe Jobs
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In trade, the opposite of trade deficit is trade surplus. In other words, the negative deficit is called surplus.
And then, what is the term for negative debt?
Say for example Bank A owes 5 million dollars to Bank B.
And then Bank A has a debt of 5 million dollars.
And bank B has a negative debt of 5 million dollars.
I have the same question about negative liabilities, I'm not sure if I have to ask a separate question for that.
debt terminology
asked Apr 6 at 4:00
Joe JobsJoe Jobs
419313
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A common contrast is between liability and asset
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– Henry
Apr 6 at 8:56
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You mean if Eric owes 10 USD to me then he has a debt (or liability) of 10 USD and I have an asset of 10 USD?
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– Joe Jobs
Apr 7 at 11:18
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Yes - that is what I was suggesting
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– Henry
Apr 7 at 11:57
add a comment |
$begingroup$
In trade, the opposite of trade deficit is trade surplus. In other words, the negative deficit is called surplus.
And then, what is the term for negative debt?
Say for example Bank A owes 5 million dollars to Bank B.
And then Bank A has a debt of 5 million dollars.
And bank B has a negative debt of 5 million dollars.
I have the same question about negative liabilities, I'm not sure if I have to ask a separate question for that.
debt terminology
asked Apr 6 at 4:00
Joe JobsJoe Jobs
419313
$endgroup$
In trade, the opposite of trade deficit is trade surplus. In other words, the negative deficit is called surplus.
And then, what is the term for negative debt?
Say for example Bank A owes 5 million dollars to Bank B.
And then Bank A has a debt of 5 million dollars.
And bank B has a negative debt of 5 million dollars.
I have the same question about negative liabilities, I'm not sure if I have to ask a separate question for that.
debt terminology
debt terminology
asked Apr 6 at 4:00
Joe JobsJoe Jobs
419313
asked Apr 6 at 4:00
Joe JobsJoe Jobs
419313
asked Apr 6 at 4:00
Joe JobsJoe Jobs
419313
asked Apr 6 at 4:00
Joe JobsJoe Jobs
419313
asked Apr 6 at 4:00
Joe JobsJoe Jobs
419313
419313
2
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A common contrast is between liability and asset
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– Henry
Apr 6 at 8:56
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You mean if Eric owes 10 USD to me then he has a debt (or liability) of 10 USD and I have an asset of 10 USD?
$endgroup$
– Joe Jobs
Apr 7 at 11:18
1
$begingroup$
Yes - that is what I was suggesting
$endgroup$
– Henry
Apr 7 at 11:57
add a comment |
2
$begingroup$
A common contrast is between liability and asset
$endgroup$
– Henry
Apr 6 at 8:56
$begingroup$
You mean if Eric owes 10 USD to me then he has a debt (or liability) of 10 USD and I have an asset of 10 USD?
$endgroup$
– Joe Jobs
Apr 7 at 11:18
1
$begingroup$
Yes - that is what I was suggesting
$endgroup$
– Henry
Apr 7 at 11:57
2
2
$begingroup$
A common contrast is between liability and asset
$endgroup$
– Henry
Apr 6 at 8:56
$begingroup$
A common contrast is between liability and asset
$endgroup$
– Henry
Apr 6 at 8:56
$begingroup$
You mean if Eric owes 10 USD to me then he has a debt (or liability) of 10 USD and I have an asset of 10 USD?
$endgroup$
– Joe Jobs
Apr 7 at 11:18
$begingroup$
You mean if Eric owes 10 USD to me then he has a debt (or liability) of 10 USD and I have an asset of 10 USD?
$endgroup$
– Joe Jobs
Apr 7 at 11:18
1
1
$begingroup$
Yes - that is what I was suggesting
$endgroup$
– Henry
Apr 7 at 11:57
$begingroup$
Yes - that is what I was suggesting
$endgroup$
– Henry
Apr 7 at 11:57
add a comment |
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A common contrast is between liability and asset
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– Henry
Apr 6 at 8:56
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You mean if Eric owes 10 USD to me then he has a debt (or liability) of 10 USD and I have an asset of 10 USD?
$endgroup$
– Joe Jobs
Apr 7 at 11:18
1
$begingroup$
Yes - that is what I was suggesting
$endgroup$
– Henry
Apr 7 at 11:57