budget surplus造句

regular budget surplus account balance

unappropriated budget surplus held in suspense

Remarkably, it is still (just) running a budget surplus.

We can do all that, and still expect to achieve a budget surplus for the year.

Japan, unlike other big economies, is in the enviable position of having a budget surplus.

Sweden, like the other Nordic countries, is likely to run a sizeable budget surplus in 2008.

Argentina's budget surplus has vanished, and its trade surplus has been artificially boosted by curbs on imports of drugs, processed food and cars.

And in the year just closed, March 31, 1998, our budget surplus was a full 5.8% of GDP.

For the current fiscal year ending this month, our budget surplus is an astounding 5.8% of our GDP.

The budget surplus is running at 2% of GDP; ten years ago the deficit was close to 3.4%.

It accumulated a budget surplus of 8.8% of GDP last year, thanks to soaring revenues from its copper mines.

We can do all that, and still expect to achieve a balanced budget surplus for the year.

More spending on infrastructure and education could have relieved bottlenecks, and a bigger budget surplus would have shielded the economy against a future downturn in prices.

But it preserves the rest of the Bush tax cuts - cuts that were originally sold as a way to dispose of a large budget surplus.

High oil revenues have brought double-digit budget surpluses to the Gulf oil producers and pushed Russia's surplus over 6% of GDP.

For the past fiscal year which ended March 31, our budget surplus was at an astounding level of 5.8% of GDP.

For the past fiscal year which ended March 31, about three months ago, which was about three months ago, our budget surplus was at an astounding level of 5.8 per cent of GDP.

The sale of these government assets artificially buoyed up government revenues during the period of restructuring which made possible the budget surplus posted from1994-97, the only years that the country did not post a fiscal deficit.