Government Budget and the Economy
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See them allWhat is a Government Budget and what does it constitute in India?
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A Government Budget is a statement of estimated receipts and expenditures for a financial year (April 1 to March 31 in India). It is mandated by Article 112 of the Indian Constitution and is called th…
What are the three main functions of Government Budget?
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1. Allocation Function - Providing public goods that markets cannot efficiently provide (defense, roads, administration) 2. Redistribution Function - Changing income distribution through taxes and tra…
What are Public Goods and how do they differ from Private Goods?
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Public Goods are goods consumed collectively with two key features: 1. Non-rivalrous - One person's consumption doesn't reduce availability for others 2. Non-excludable - Cannot exclude non-payers fro…
What is Revenue Receipt and what are its components?
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Revenue Receipts are receipts that do not create liability or reduce assets. They are non-redeemable and include: 1. Tax Revenue - Direct taxes (income tax, corporation tax) and Indirect taxes (GST, c…
What are Capital Receipts and how do they differ from Revenue Receipts?
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Capital Receipts are receipts that either create liability or reduce financial assets. They include: 1. Borrowings (create future repayment liability) 2. Loan recovery (reduce government's financial a…
What is Revenue Expenditure and provide examples?
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Revenue Expenditure is spending that doesn't create physical or financial assets. It's for normal government functioning and includes: 1. Interest payments on government debt 2. Salaries and pensions …
What is Capital Expenditure and how does it benefit the economy?
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Capital Expenditure creates physical or financial assets or reduces liabilities. It includes: 1. Infrastructure development (roads, bridges, airports) 2. Acquisition of land, buildings, machinery 3. I…
Define Revenue Deficit and explain its implications.
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Revenue Deficit = Revenue Expenditure - Revenue Receipts Implications: 1. Government is borrowing for consumption, not investment 2. Dissaving by government, using other sectors' savings 3. Builds up…
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