No, not at all. If anything, the goal of a fiscally responsible country should be to break even. Match spending to revenue generation while providing the most optimal services to your citizens.
The problem lies in that determining optimal services is a no-win game as it differs greatly in most geographically areas and person-to-person.
Corporations are far more focused on a particular set of goals and have a far smaller audience to satisfy (shareholders) who all generally want more wealth.
Being Singaporean and living in an environment which resembles a real corporate state, I can assure you, countries should not be administered like a company.
