Budget Deficit implies the difference between earnings and spendings by the government. If written very simply say tax collections as earnings and some kind of spendings. Now if the spending is more than earnings it implies that the government is spending more than it can afford (either on credit or by taking loans which may be unsustainable) and causing a pseudo demand or excess demand relative to a given supply causing a demand pull inflation. Later if the government fails to say repay the debt the value of the economy's currency may depreciate as it would indicate that the economy doesnot have enough production/investment capabilities to meet the debts.
Good for government and bad for citizens who paid more taxes than were needed.
A budget surplus results when the goverment collects more money than it spends.
in 1998 the United States achieved its first federal budget surplus
Pay back bondholders
Have a budget surplus
A budget surplus occurs when a person receives more money than they were planning to spend. The surplus could be saved, invested or put towards a larger purchase.
have a budget surplus
The government could invest now because of the budget surplus that they had.
A budget surplus results when the goverment collects more money than it spends.
there is a surplus or profit.
A surplus budget is a year in which more money is taken in than is spent. This situation is very unusual in recent years, but did occur a couple of times in the 1990s.
1969, 1998, 1999, 2000, and finally 2001 these five years had budget surplus for Pakistan
in 1998 the United States achieved its first federal budget surplus
there is a budget surplus
Budget deficit, surplus, and balanced.
When Bill Clinton left office it was believed that he left with a budget surplus. It has since been reported that there was no actual surplus; it was all "on paper."
Has shown a budget surplus for only two years
C. there was a budget surplus