Although the former Republican Governor, Edward D. DiPrete, is awaiting trial on charges that his administration in the 1980's was essentially for sale, the recent news in Rhode Island has been positive: the economy is percolating, the state recently realized a surplus, and the development in Providence has lifted morale.
"The city does not deny that it will realize a substantial surplus in its current fiscal year, no matter what the resolution of this case may be," it said in a brief.
As a result of extraordinary economic growth, the government realized a fiscal surplus in 1989 to 1995, for the first time in 30 years.
The charge or tax, it was averred, was more than double the amount necessary for the inspection proposed, and would realize annually a surplus for the state treasury of more than $20,000.
With a realized N surplus of 156 kg N ha−1 the target of 128 kg N ha−1 (including deposition and symbiotic fixation) was not yet attained.
Second, capital is a potential to realize "surplus value" rather than a stock of stored-up labor or money.
Toward the end of 2005, the transportation authority realized that it was running a surplus, and announced that subway and bus fares would be cut in half on weekends during the year-end holidays.
Economic models of marriage and divorce postulate that decisions to begin and end a domestic partnership are driven by the expected and realized surplus to marriage, compared with single life.1 These positive returns to marriage include the extra resources generated by specialization and exchange in multi-person households and the consumption benefits of household public goods.
The realized surplus for the last year amounted to £6,545,000, the largest on record.
The realized surplus of £6,545,000 is to be devoted to strengthening the Exchequer balances, and at the end of the year it will be necessary to draw upon this reserve.
This is not completely true, as Germany realizes its trade surplus – the biggest in the world together with China – still mainly due to the second.
