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Government has historic budget surplus and nearly 1% of GDP surplus to respond to the disaster

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The government is in a unique financial position with a significant budget surplus, allowing it to allocate resources effectively in response to the ongoing disaster.

Dinheiro Vivo5 Feb

Government has historic budget surplus and nearly 1% of GDP surplus to respond to the disaster

Some economists now admit a budget surplus higher than the government predicted

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Several economists are acknowledging that the budget surplus may exceed the government's forecasts.

Dinheiro Vivo1 Dec

Some economists now admit a budget surplus higher than the government predicted

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Budget surplus in Portugal

Government has historic budget surplus and nearly 1% of GDP surplus to respond to the disaster

Some economists now admit a budget surplus higher than the government predicted

Government has historic budget surplus and nearly 1% of GDP surplus to respond to the disaster

Some economists now admit a budget surplus higher than the government predicted