Thus, the unified surplus reflects the difference between federal receipts and all federal government outlays including those used to purchase capital goods, such as roads, buildings, and weapons systems.
A surplus is more than needed or necessary.
Surplus means not enough or few.
A dog stands calmly in a house.
Two toddlers sit in the kitchen.
A man is standing outside a building with a couple of friends talking to each other.
The town never had more than 200,000 population.
A old white lady holds a immigration sign.
Tell me why?