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The federal government ran a budget surplus.
The government ran a budget deficit of $666 billion in 2017, the largest level since 2013.
The previous president, Martin Snyder, resigned in February 1999 after the college ran a budget deficit of $1.9 million.
In 2012, Japan ran a budget deficit of about 10% of GDP, raising the ratio of gross debt to GDP to near 240%.
By 2002, the federal government ran a budget deficit of $158 billion, which rose to $377 billion in 2003, and $413 billion in 2004.
Having ramped up spending to win the election, the government ran a budget deficit of 8.5% of GDP last year, according to independent economists.
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Germany is running a budget surplus.
Remarkably, it is still (just) running a budget surplus.
The German government is running a budget surplus.
And shouldn't governments aim to run a budget surplus?
At present most state governments are running a budget surplus.
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