The financial term for "deficit" refers to a shortfall where expenses exceed revenues or income over a specific period. It indicates that an entity, such as a government or organization, is spending more money than it is earning, leading to negative cash flow. This can impact financial stability and may require borrowing or reducing expenses to balance the budget.
Surplus.
Budget deficit is a financial situation that occurs when an organization has more money going out than coming in. The term is commonly referred to government spending.
The knowledge gap synonym for the term "information deficit" is "knowledge disparity."
Dependence on the EU and its financial deficit.
as a deduction from total paid in capital
trade deficit
The term that best describes the difference between incomes and receipts, where receipts are the greater amount, is "deficit." A deficit occurs when expenses (in this case, receipts) exceed income, indicating a shortfall that must be addressed. In contrast, debt, bailout, and subsidy refer to specific financial mechanisms or interventions, rather than the general concept of income versus receipts.
Attention Deficit means that one has trouble focusing on tasks. In other words, they cannot pay attention. This is the primary symptom of Attention Deficit Disorder.
bad harvest, debt, and deficit spending
Trade deficit
budget deficit
Trade Deficit