Sentences with phrase «otherwise run a surplus»

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Because lower consumption discourages businesses from building new factories or otherwise expanding production, higher savings often come with lower investment, and so countries with highly unequal income distribution tend to run large trade surpluses.

The Real Junk Food Project runs a network of pay - what - you - feel cafes around the UK and beyond, serving meals created using surplus food that would otherwise go to waste.

A Co-operative Society is a membership organisation run for the mutual benefit of its members — serving their interests primarily by trading with them or otherwise providing them with goods, services and facilities — with any surplus usually being ploughed back into the organisation, although profits can be distributed to members.