That year, the museum brought in about $63 million in total revenue and spent nearly $67 million, generating a $4.4 million shortfall, down from $8.3 million in 2012.
Norcross generates a $173.9 billion shortfall by assuming the funds will only reap 3.5percentt return -- the 15-year Treasury rate -- over several decades.
After eliminating federal budget deficits during the 1990s, America has generated a new round of shortfalls (exceeding $400 billion) annually through a combination of international military involvements and an economic downturn.
When he ran for board chairman in 1991, he ousted the Democratic incumbent in a landslide, then wiped out a $200 million budget shortfall with a bipartisan plan that spread the pain and generated a unanimous vote.
There, councils' income from business rates – which they will want to keep low or at least to discount in order to encourage more business – will be inadequate, and their council tax base will not generate enough to cover a shortfall in social care funding that is reckoned at £6bn.
I'd be surprised if this time is different.I think it's also important to reject the kinds of arguments Felix Salmon makes here, when he argues that America has used ever more debt to generate growth, such that a shortfall in borrowing must lead to a fall in potential output.
A second idea, under the heading of the term "capacity market", is a mechanism for compensating companies if they have to build gas-powered electricity generators - which can be switched on and off quickly - which may only be needed to make up a shortfall in generating capacity when there is not enough wind to power the wind turbines.
Only trading and Enron's energy pipelines were generating significant profits for the company, however, leaving it with a shortfall of cash flow.
The public finances face a shortfall.
A shortfall of $35m was mentioned.
He is also thinking of a shortfall.
