When government expenditure is greater than government revenue it is called Surplus Budget. (State with reasons whether you agree or disagree with the given statements)
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Yes ______ When government expenditure is greater than government revenue it is called Surplus Budget...
Reason ____
It means that government expenditures are less then it's income...
And if income ( receipt ) r great then it lead to surplus..
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• I will not agree with this statement because the above statement is wrong.
• When government expenditure is greater than its revenue it is called deficit budget.
• When government expenditure is less than the government revenue it is called a surplus budget.
• The surplus budget is proof to the government is being effectively managed.
• Surplus budget increased flexibility and lower interest rates.
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