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trade surplus

[ treyd sur-pluhs, -pluhs ]

noun

Economics.
  1. a positive balance of trade, or the amount by which the value of a country’s exports exceeds that of its imports. Compare trade deficit ( def ).


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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of trade surplus1

First recorded in 1895–1900
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But as Vietnamese manufacturing has boomed, so has the nation’s trade surplus with the U.S., rising fourfold since 2015 to $123.5 billion last year.

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Navarro was the author of the infamous equation that set so-called reciprocal tariff rates in proportion to the size of a country's trade surplus with the US, calling it "the sum of all cheating".

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He pledged that his nation – which has been slotted for tariffs of 17% – would drop its trade barriers and move to eliminate its trade surplus with the US.

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A closer look at the, at-first, complicated looking equation revealed it was simply a measure of the size of that country's goods trade surplus with the US.

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Trump is incandescent about the EU's massive trade surplus.

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