If you run a surplus on one account you must run a deficit on the other.
Based on this philosophy, it is better to spend a surplus on one-time expenditures.
Series such as The Wire, Heroes and particularly Lost are complex enough to suck up any cognitive surplus one might have.
It says most adjustment must fall on deficit countries, but surplus ones "can contribute".
The creation of human embryonic stem cells has been controversial because some critics, including the Roman Catholic Church, object to destroying human blastocysts, even the surplus ones created in fertility clinics.
The council says Capco will be required to supply the full 760 replacements for those it wants demolished, but has been unable to say what would become of the surplus ones.
Retail Surplus, one of the company's storefronts on eBay, for example, recently offered a Hewlett-Packard DeskJet D2430 printer, described as "an open-box return that 'looks new,' " meaning the packaging "may be worn and retaped" but "the item should function properly".
Investment in schooling raises wages and generates two kinds of returns in our framework: a labor-market return and a marriage-market return because education can affect the intra-marital share of the surplus one can extract from marriage.
Ofcom attempted to tackle this issue in its report by arguing there may be a case for a "one-off allocation of funding" – with the BBC's £130m-a-year digital switchover surplus one potential source – to "facilitate structural relationships".
Here he expresses the concern that voting gives one a say not only over one's own life but also over the lives of others and that without contributing to the production of an economic surplus one has no right to help determine how this surplus is distributed.
A brief refresher: a summary measure of fiscal impulse (the extent to which fiscal policy is boosting or reducing GDP growth from one year to the next) is the difference between the deficit (or surplus) one year and the next.
