- Look up
surplus in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Surplus may
refer to:
Economic surplus, one of
various supplementary values Excess supply, a situation...
- In
mainstream economics,
economic surplus, also
known as
total welfare or
total social welfare or
Marshallian surplus (after
Alfred Marshall), is either...
- In
Marxian economics,
surplus value is the
difference between the
amount raised through a sale of a
product and the
amount it cost to
manufacture it:...
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surpluses or
deficits across these three sectors must be zero by definition. For example, if
there is a
foreign financial surplus (or
capital surplus)...
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savings surpluses, such as ****an and Germany,
typically run
trade surpluses. China, a high-growth economy, has
tended to run
trade surpluses. A higher...
- A
surplus store or
disposals store is a
business that
sells items and
goods that are used,
purchased but unused, or past
their use by date, and are no...
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Surplus economics is the
study of
economics based upon the
concept that
economies operate on the
basis of the
production of a
surplus over
basic needs...
- debt. The
monetary mechanism describing how
revenue surpluses enforce corresponding expense surpluses, and how
these in turn lead to
economic breakdown...
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Capital surplus, also
called share premium, is an
account which may
appear on a corporation's
balance sheet, as a
component of shareholders' equity, which...
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During World War II, the
federal purchase and
distribution of food
surpluses continued,
including overseas supplies made
under the Lend-Lease Act of...
