"Projections indicate we will finish the season with a small financial surplus, " said Mairs.
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The export surplus in financial services and insurance was 2.6% of GDP in the first three quarters of 2011.
In both, a crisis of excess debt developed, in the 1920s created by war and today by a decade in which the new common currency generated huge financial flows from Germany and other surplus countries to deficit countries of the euro-zone periphery.
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The non-financial corporate sector is running a big surplus (ie, it is saving more than it is investing).
The financial markets welcomed the budget for its promised surplus.
It runs a trade surplus, selling goods in return for financial claims on foreigners.
The Celtic Warriors were disbanded in 2004 after the WRU, under then group chief executive David Moffett, decided a fifth region was surplus to requirements and a drain on financial resources.
We ended up moving from surplus to deficits, and it all culminated in the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression.
Assuming that the financial markets believe that the federal government could run a long-term primary surplus of 0.5% of GDP, the nation could support a federal debt held by the public of about 101% of current GDP (it is 74% of GDP now).
Or as an economist might put it, if there are positive externalities generated by a business (good things for the wider economy for which the company doesn't receive direct financial payment), the chief executive is already being amply rewarded for them by a surplus element in his or her pay.
Oh yes, and despite a financial crisis that has cost the government around 20% of GDP, Iceland is expected to have a budget surplus by by 2013.
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