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If total production isn't higher than total costs, then you don't have any net positive income and debt won't be paid off. Once you get to net positive income, then debt is paid off as shown by ticking timer - more net income you have, faster debt gets paid off.
If you are not at net positive, only thing you can do is stop choosing choices that add debt, and pick buildings that provide more production vs happiness choice, etc
I suspect until you get near 100% happiness "Yes" is the correct answer anyway.
I didn't worry too much and things worked out O.K., I don't get a LOT of surplus, but checking status & collecting booty BEFORE making decisions/spending units is a good idea.
You will get situations where adding debt might be ultimately attractive based on what you get. Do those. It goes away quickly and worth the risks.
I was surprised to see the debt continues when logged off however... I went from -200,000 to almost -500,000 over two days of not playing.