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The difference between the sales price or market value of real estate and the amount of indebtedness being sued for in a foreclosure sale, where the debt is larger than the sales price.
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The amount by which expenditures exceed the amount budgeted or the amount by which liabilities exceed income and assets. Deficits can be corrected by borrowing money or by selling assets.
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means short, without, or underprovided.
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The shortfall between government revenues and budgetary spending in any given year. A surplus occurs when annual revenues exceed expenditures.
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A financial situation for an individual, company or government where expenses exceed income.
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