national deficit
noun[S]
ECONOMICSukus→national debt
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Although many billions of dollars will go towards building this plan, reducing thenationaldeficitby billions of dollars can be considered worthwhile.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.One goal of the plan is to reduce thenationaldeficitby approximately $10 billion through these license auctions and other business opportunities.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.It has been much larger since nationalisation than the wholenationaldeficitput together.
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There is rightly considerable concern about the likely size of thenationaldeficitthis year.
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First, is not an increase of thenationaldeficita type of reflation?
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The amount of subsidy payable will be designed to meet thenationaldeficiton the account, irrespective of an authority's actual decisions on rents and maintenance or its managerial efficiency.
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Therefore, there has to be some control over the national deficits.
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