What is bankruptcy?

A. making more money than you spend,
B. spending more money than you make,
C. not being able to repay your loans.
D. owing money and paying it back

I think that it is D. Owing money and paying it back

I'm sorry, but your answer is incorrect. The correct answer is C. Not being able to repay your loans.

Bankruptcy is a legal process through which individuals or businesses who owe more money than they can repay may seek relief from some or all of their debts. When filing for bankruptcy, a court decides if someone is eligible for bankruptcy relief and what debts can be eliminated or reduced. It is not about owing money and paying it back, but rather the inability to repay debts.

The correct answer is C. Bankruptcy refers to a legal process where individuals or businesses declare that they are unable to repay their debts. It is not about making more money than you spend (A) or spending more money than you make (B). While owing money and paying it back (D) is a general description of having debt, bankruptcy specifically refers to the inability to repay those debts.