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surplus

[sur-pluhs, -pluhs] / ˈsɜr plʌs, -pləs /




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One key difference now is that China has vastly more resources to achieve its self-reliance goals, from many of the world’s leading scientists and engineers to the foreign capital flowing in from its trade surpluses.

From The Wall Street Journal

But many say the scheme's durability also underscores a deeper structural problem: India's chronic inability to generate enough non-farm jobs to absorb surplus rural labour.

From BBC

The country still runs a sizable current-account surplus—roughly $500-700 billion—but instead of accumulating in official reserves, those savings are being deployed abroad by firms, households, and financial institutions.

From Barron's

Prime minister Anthony Albanese has announced a new gun buyback scheme to purchase surplus, newly banned and illegal firearms.

From BBC

Oil prices were headed for a weekly loss of more than 2% as concerns over a looming supply surplus outweighed geopolitical risks.

From The Wall Street Journal