Usage examples (33)

• A man with a surplus can control circumstances but a man without a surplus is controlled by them and often he has no opportunity to exercise judgement.
• Marx used the term surplus value to refer to the commodities produced above and beyond subsistence.
• Now, this difference between what you get and what he gets is what we call surplus-value.
• But that has we see drops in assets across the entire industry taking, what I call the surplus outs.