budgetary surplus

基本解釋

After its fiscal crisis in the 1990s, Sweden adopted a much more cautious approach to the public finances and set a goal of running a budgetary surplus over the economic cycle.
90年代遭遇財(cái)政危機(jī)之後，瑞典採(cǎi)取了更爲(wèi)謹(jǐn)慎的公共財(cái)政機(jī)制，竝在設(shè)定了經(jīng)濟(jì)周期內(nèi)取得預(yù)算盈餘的目標(biāo)。

And there was a major spending reduction in the wake of the income-tax increase Clinton is famous for, with the budgetary surplus implying future tax cuts.
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Fisher and I agree that the trade gap and the budget deficit are positives for stocks: the bigger the better. (Americans hold far too little debt, and anything that increases it is a plus.) He also celebrates the supply-side tax cuts, though he deems a negative for stocks the currently little noticed all-government budgetary surplus caused by the tax rate reductions.
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Guillermo Perry, the World Bank's chief economist for Latin America, says Chile is better placed than any other country in the region to absorb external shocks, thanks to its well organised budgetary institutions, prudent fiscal management (a surplus every year since 1989) and tight banking supervision.
ECONOMIST: Chile

budgetary surplus detail 預(yù)算結(jié)餘
extra -budgetary surplus 預(yù)算外盈餘
larger budgetary surplus 預(yù)算盈餘增多
Annual budgetary surplus or deficit 嵗計(jì)馀絀;[會(huì)計(jì)]嵗計(jì)餘絀;年度預(yù)計(jì)盈餘或赤字英語