Sentence examples for surplus taking from inspiring English sources

Until recently Social Security ran a surplus, taking in more in taxes than it paid out in benefits.

Extended CW is a consumer surplus taking into account all effects of a merger on consumers.

Note that the expected consumer's surplus takes into account tariff pricing, as well as the consumer's preferences and uncertainty.

With VRE surpluses taking place, switching off bioenergy may prevent VRE from being thrown away and thus generate system-wide and environmental benefits.

From 1992 until the crisis hit, the government had run a primary budget surplus (before taking debt servicing into account), and Italy's public finances deteriorated less than those of most other euro-zone countries, thanks to big reductions in the budget deficit.

In fact, it is hard to find examples in history of a surplus economy taking action to rebalance demand in response to external pressure.

Take them back to be cooked for your dinner with other local produce, and dry the surplus to take home.

Onsite energy generation has the additional advantage that any surplus could take advantage of EMR's feed-in tariffs.

Big infrastructural projects often make economic sense only when consumer surplus is taken into account.To make costs and benefits fully comparable, further economic trickery is needed.

In particular, governments in some surplus countries took "sterilization actions" to prevent the gold inflow from increasing the supply of money and credit to the maximum extent.

"Greek authorities have also committed to ensure the appropriate primary fiscal surpluses … in line with the November 2012 Eurogroup statement," it read, but added, "The institutions will, for the 2015 primary surplus target, take the economic circumstances in 2015 into account".