That represented 10% of revenues and that was the lowest level for the entire century -the entire twentieth century--10% of revenues.

占了收入的10%,这个比例是整个20世纪的最低水平,收入的10%

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And your revenues have been increasing quarter for quarter for the last three years.

在过去三年，公司营利每个季度都在不断增长。

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But when you think about what works and what doesn't remember we had revenues going very strongly.

但是不管如何抉择,要知道，我们的财政收入还是不菲的。

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So this term here is revenues and this term here is total costs.

也就是说用收入减去总成本

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The amount that we're spending for the year ending June 30,2008 is $843 million -that represents 37% of revenues--and we're projecting expenditures for the following year of $1.15 billion.

截至20008年6月30日,我们的年支出是8亿4千3百万美元,占了收入的37%,我们明年的支出预算是11亿5千万

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It seems to me that the government's hands are rather tied becasue the government has very large deficit, and it's running curly from deficits So something like a third of the governments' revenues in income taxes it takes in go through paid interests on its debt.

好像政府现在,能力有限，因为庞大的赤字,政府也还在尽量避免,赤字情况,政府通过收入所得税',拿到的钱中1/3都,要拿去还政府欠债的利息。

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It's basically just revenues minus costs.

概括来说就是收入减成本

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He said, of course we're worried on reliance, so much of our GDP and of our government revenues is oil-related.

他回答道，我们当然很担心这点，我们大部分的GDP和政府收入,都与石油产业相关。

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Revenues minus costs makes profits, and again, for those of you who are less familiar with economics, I'm hoping this is not really too hard but you can read up on it.

收入减去成本就是利润,对经济学不太了解的同学,我觉得这个很简单,你们都能听懂吧

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Go ahead and let the Bush tax cuts expire on the theory that the government needs extra revenues to cover the higher spending or should he try to ? make the Bush tax cuts permanent, Ken Judd?

第一种是让布什减税政策自动终结，然后增税,这个倒也在情在理，毕竟政府需要,额外增加财政收入，来承担高额的财政支出,第二种是，采取措施,让该政策继续生效，肯·贾德，你怎么看？

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