The following table shows government spending and tax revenue for a hypothetical economy over a five-year period.  All figures are in billions. Year Government Spending Tax Revenues 1 $   800 $825 2 850 850 3 900 875 4 950 900 5 1000 925 i) In what years were there budget deficits and what were the amounts?     ii) In what years were there budget surpluses and what were the amounts?

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