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sp2606 [1]
2 years ago
14

During the 1980s there were 10 special sessions of the texas legislature to correct revenue shortfalls. what was the cause of th

ese shortfalls?
History
1 answer:
fomenos2 years ago
5 0

$10-a-barrel oil is one of the course of these shortfalls

Shortfall refers to any situation wherein there is a negative discrepancy among earnings/sales and expenses. Shortfalls might also stand up for many different motives – which include seasonal issues, cost overruns on projects, or slow collection of credit sales invoices.

revenue Shortfall means, for any Earn-Out period, the amount by which target sales boom for that Earn-Out period exceeds actual sales boom for that Earn-Out period, if any.

the sales volume would not increase at the projected level, a shortfall results. this will not result in a loss, due to the fact there likely are fewer expenses associated with the fewer sales.

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