Definition of floating debt in English:

floating debt

noun

A debt which is repayable in the short term.
Compare with funded debt
Example sentencesExamples
- His Missouri Pacific Railroad effectively controlled the Texas & Pacific by means of an operating contract and the provision of floating debt.
- Should there be a series of budget deficits, the floating debt will, unless it is funded, speedily accumulate to a formidable amount
- The worst US government budget deficits took place in the early 1990s, when 20 percent of the budget was taken care of by floating debt.
- The advantage of floating debt is that there is a chance to benefit from reductions in interest rates.

Definition of floating debt in US English:

floating debt

nounˈflōdiNG det

A debt which is repayable in the short term.
Compare with funded debt
Example sentencesExamples
- His Missouri Pacific Railroad effectively controlled the Texas & Pacific by means of an operating contract and the provision of floating debt.
- Should there be a series of budget deficits, the floating debt will, unless it is funded, speedily accumulate to a formidable amount
- The advantage of floating debt is that there is a chance to benefit from reductions in interest rates.
- The worst US government budget deficits took place in the early 1990s, when 20 percent of the budget was taken care of by floating debt.

单词	floating debt
释义	Definition of floating debt in English: floating debt noun A debt which is repayable in the short term. Compare with funded debt Example sentencesExamples His Missouri Pacific Railroad effectively controlled the Texas & Pacific by means of an operating contract and the provision of floating debt. Should there be a series of budget deficits, the floating debt will, unless it is funded, speedily accumulate to a formidable amount The worst US government budget deficits took place in the early 1990s, when 20 percent of the budget was taken care of by floating debt. The advantage of floating debt is that there is a chance to benefit from reductions in interest rates. Definition of floating debt in US English: floating debt nounˈflōdiNG det A debt which is repayable in the short term. Compare with funded debt Example sentencesExamples His Missouri Pacific Railroad effectively controlled the Texas & Pacific by means of an operating contract and the provision of floating debt. Should there be a series of budget deficits, the floating debt will, unless it is funded, speedily accumulate to a formidable amount The advantage of floating debt is that there is a chance to benefit from reductions in interest rates. The worst US government budget deficits took place in the early 1990s, when 20 percent of the budget was taken care of by floating debt.
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