Total surplus of income over expenditure

Any surplus would be classified as miscellaneous income.

Table 5. 1992 (deficit) surplus of income over expenditure

These surplus balances represent the excess of income over expenditure, although the term quot income quot includes uncollected assessed contributions.

CAMBRIDGE China s current account surplus the combination of its trade surplus and its net income from foreign investments is the largest in the world.

In the later stages, the country becomes a net creditor, running an investment income surplus.

Statement IV shows the surplus of income over expenditure of 41.4 million attributable as follows

Accordingly, the following two reserves were charged to surplus income of the 1992 1993 biennium

The surplus thus created is then dumped on world markets at prices that significantly reduce the income of the traditional exporting countries.

Statement II. United Nations General Fund appropriations, income and expenditure and surplus account for the biennium

Given that it has been running an investment income deficit, a trade surplus, and current account surplus, it seems that it should be classified as a debtor repayer.

Note 2. General Fund status of appropriations, income and expenditure and surplus account (statements I and II)

If China runs an investment income deficit with net assets of almost 2 trillion, how will it make the transition to an investment income surplus?

(vi) Proceeds from the sale of surplus property are credited to the miscellaneous income of the respective funds.

(v) The proceeds from the sale of surplus property are credited to miscellaneous income of the respective funds.

Statement II. General Fund statement of income and expenditure and surplus account for the biennium 1992 1993 ended

(iv) The proceeds from the sale of surplus property are credited to miscellaneous income of the respective funds.

With a trade surplus of 190 billion and the income from its nearly 3 trillion portfolio of foreign assets, China s external surplus stands at 316 billion, or 6.1 of annual GDP.

(iv) The proceeds from the sale of surplus property are credited to the miscellaneous income of the respective funds

Statement II. Statement of income and expenditure and surplus account for the biennium 1992 1993 ended 31 December 1993

(iv) The proceeds from the sale of surplus property are credited to the miscellaneous income of the respective funds.

(iv) The proceeds from the sale of surplus property are credited to the miscellaneous income of the respective funds.

The latter category includes income from sales publications, interest earned on surplus funds and other sundry items for which details are provided in a separate section.

Both of these rely on cognitive surplus.

There remained a cumulative surplus for the period of 114,816, which represented just 1 per cent of the available income.

Included under this heading is the estimated income to be derived from sales of obsolete or surplus equipment and stores.

Development Business has generated a surplus of income over expenditure since its creation and it continues to be self supporting.

Included under this heading is the estimated income to be derived from sales of obsolete or surplus equipment and stores.

Included under this heading is the estimated income to be derived from sales of obsolete or surplus equipment and stores.

A more likely scenario is that China will continue to have a trade surplus (though much smaller) and an investment income deficit, mirrored by America s trade deficit and investment income surplus. If both countries have balanced current accounts, their balance of payments positions can be sustainable.

During 1992 1993, UNFPA received income of 457,814,638, which includes cost sharing income of 267,297 from the Government of Botswana, and had expenditures of 397,011,898 which resulted in surplus income of 60,802,740 as shown in statement I.

And lagging household income clearly contributes to China s trade surplus, because low domestic consumption tends to keep exports higher than imports.

Also included under this heading is the estimated income to be derived from sales of obsolete or surplus equipment and stores.

Refunds of expenditures charged to prior financial periods, and proceeds from the sale of surplus property, are credited to miscellaneous income.

(i) Trust fund statements reflect the quot clean surplus quot theory by processing adjustments through the current income and expenditure accounts.

As shown in statement XXI, the total income of the Fund in 1992 1993 amounted to 65.3 million and expenditure totalled 47.6 million, resulting in a surplus income of 17.7 million.

This presentation fully discloses the impact on the surplus of income over expenditure for the biennium 1992 1993 and also draws attention to the precise purpose of the reserve.

(m) The trust fund statements reflect the quot clean surplus theory quot by processing adjustments through the current income and expenditure accounts.

(h) Surplus

SURPLUS (DEFICIT)

Resource balances, which govern the extent to which shortfalls in income can be made up by drawing down accumulated quot surplus quot balances

Report on income

Net surplus balance

Gross surplus (deficit)

Net surplus (deficit)