Sentence examples for public surpluses from inspiring English sources

Most mid-western state governments are running higher public surpluses than the nationwide average.

Political commentators seem amazed that the chancellor has at his disposal such a large public surplus.

That was the highest bid pending Tuesday with one day left in the public surplus auction by New York's Department of Citywide Administrative Services.

The difference between revenues and expenditures is denominated public surplus.

In Eq. 1, ( {text{PS}}_{text{g}} ) is public surplus and ( {text{GI}}_{text{g}} ) is government gross revenues.

Felled trees will be sold on the city's public surplus auction site, and all trees will be replanted.

Both public sector surpluses and current account deficits (CADs) draw demand out of the private sector; the only way it can grow is through deficits, via increased indebtedness and reduced savings (the sectorial accounting approach).

An independent Scotland would have run big public-finance surpluses in the 1980s but suffered in the 1990s as the price of oil slumped.

Tsipras is set to agree terms for the end of the third bailout that will mean further austerity measures and running a large public sector surplus until 2022.

The primary public sector surplus has shrunk since 2012 and is unlikely to reach its goal for this year (Chart 5).

But Gavyn Davies of Goldman Sachs questions this, saying that the £2 billion public-sector surplus now planned for the last year of this Parliament may be "overkill".