Unpaid debts

In 1998, it was estimated that small businesses in the UK were owed £50 billion in unpaid invoices.

1. Uncontrolled growth of debt
2. Misuse of credit facilities

1. Unpaid wages
2. Unpaid services deposit
3. Unliquidated obligations
4. Personal debt
5. Defaults on international loans
6. Arrears in payments for housing
7. Arrears in payment of government financial commitments

1. Unproductive subsistence agriculture
2. High interest rates
3. Financial risk

1. Payment priority conflicts
2. Inappropriate loans
3. Excessive borrowing by state-controlled enterprises

1. National public debt

1. Providing preinvestment loans
2. Providing low-interest loans
3. Providing loans to the transportation sector
4. Providing loans to industry/mining
5. Providing loans to fisheries
6. Providing loans to agriculture
7. Providing loans for urban development
8. Providing loans for tourism
9. Providing loans for the environment
10. Providing loans for planning and reform
11. Providing loans for national institutional change
12. Providing loans for export financing
13. Providing loans for education
14. Providing loans for communications
15. Providing loans
16. Paying on time
17. Paying debts
18. Improving ability to pay
19. Having bad debts
20. Financing science and technology for development
21. Financing energy efficiency
22. Developing responsible borrowing patterns
23. Compensating victims of human rights violations
24. Borrowing

1. Unpaid
2. Underpayment
3. Overpayment
4. Overcommitment
5. Misjudgement
6. Inability
7. Disability
8. Arrears
9. Ability