Internal debt refers to money a government borrows from lenders within its own borders, such as domestic banks, pension funds, or citizens via bonds. It’s a key tool for funding public projects or deficits without foreign exchange risk. Beneficiaries include local investors earning interest, the government securing stable capital, and the economy retaining wealth domestically.
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