surpluses造句

Makeup deficits and increase surpluses

The Conservatives achieved surpluses on current account.

But the mayor, Michael Bloomberg, has turned deficits into surpluses.

In the past, these surpluses were offset by American deficits.

The surpluses of both Germany and Japan are shrinking fast.

Social Security has been running surpluses for the last quarter-century, banking those surpluses in a special account, the so-called trust fund.

In that case countries that rely on large current account surpluses to absorb their excess capacity would be forced into reducing their surpluses and reducing their capacity.

The crucial difference, however, is that Japan has been running current-account surpluses, not deficits.

Year after year, they point out, it runs large current-account surpluses.

The chief problem was to find how to prevent surpluses from depressing domestic prices .

Before the crisis the governments of both Ireland and Spain ran budget surpluses.

An undervalued currency always promotes trade surpluses, and China is no different.

Asian countries, other than Japan, accumulated the surpluses largely by supplying cheap goods and services to the us.

The counterparts to these surpluses are deficits in places such as Britain, Spain and most notably America.

Until East and West even out the surpluses and deficits in their economies, sovereign-wealth funds will not go away.

Countries that ran trade deficits demanded policy changes of those who ran chronic surpluses - calls that were mostly snubbed.

As the years went by, those trade surpluses just kept growing - and so did China's hoard of foreign assets.

Gordon Brown, Britain's prime minister, wants countries with big surpluses, such as China and the oil-rich Gulf states, to contribute more.

The first is that global payments are significantly out of balance, with a huge US current account deficit offset by surpluses elsewhere.

The surpluses of the us, UK and Irish private sectors are forecast at close to 10 per cent of GDP, which is even higher than in Germany.

It has tapped domestic markets in the past when running budget surpluses, to prove that it could borrow more if it needed to, says Ms Ermolenko.

In addition, even some countries with surpluses, such as Russia, have Banks that have grown accustomed to easy foreign lending because of the integration of global finance.

All members worry about an unbalanced recovery, with big trade surpluses in some countries and big deficits elsewhere; but they do not yet agree on its underlying cause or solution.

The essential ingredient of a successful exit is, instead, to use the huge surpluses of the private sector to fund higher investment, both public and private, across the world.

And when we talk of China these days, we tend to think only of Shanghai and skyscrapers, of trade surpluses and rapid economic growth and above all, of amazing poverty reduction.

In the 1960s, impoverished Asia was starved of capital while the West had tons of it sitting idle. So the Asian Development Bank (ADB) was created to recycle the rich world's surpluses.