what is meant by revenue deficit? what are the implications of this deficit?
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When the revenue receipts are less than the revenue expenditures in the government budget, this shortfall of receipts is known as revenue deficit.
- High revenue deficit shows accumulated and recurring expenses of government such as expenses on defence, payment of interest, etc.
- The revenue deficit is managed by borrowing or disinvestment. Hence, high revenue deficit either increases government liability or reduction of government assets.
- High revenue deficit leads to inflationary situation in the economy, as high government expenditure increases the aggregate demand of the economy.
- High revenue deficit implies high future burden of loan and interest payments on the government.
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