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A negative balance of trade (or payments); expenditures are greater than income/revenue.
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| deficient |
wanting; not sufficient or adequate; not having an adequate supply
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A shortfall in income compared to what needs to be, or has been, spent.
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The amount each year by which government spending is greater than government income.
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A term sometimes used in formulas for calculating Adjustable Features. It refers to the amount by which losses, expenses and profit margin exceed premiums at the end of any accounting period. The excess becomes a charge in the computation for the succeeding period.
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