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Discover Ludwig"budget surpluses" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English
It refers to the situation where a government's income (revenue) exceeds its expenditures (expenses) in a given time period. Example: "The government reported a record-breaking budget surplus of $10 billion this fiscal year, allowing them to allocate more funds towards education and healthcare initiatives."
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Today, budget surpluses abound.
It was running budget surpluses.
The budget surpluses?
They also boasted of budget surpluses.
And those anticipated budget surpluses?
Annual budget surpluses would have to be intolerably high.
Russia has run trade and budget surpluses for five years.
Maybe being more like Germany means running budget surpluses.
They were growing rapidly and running government budget surpluses.
"Saving most or all of the budget surpluses that C.B.O.
We've had budget surpluses and raised the city's bond ratings.
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