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When the total revenues in the federal government are greater than the total expenses in a given year, the budget:

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has a deficit.
has a deficit.

has a profit.
has a profit.

has a surplus.
has a surplus.

is balanced.
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Answered by GPT-4o mini
When the total revenues in the federal government are greater than the total expenses in a given year, the budget:

**has a surplus.**
3 months ago

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