Every year, the government spends money on a number of heads
like social sector schemes, infrastructure, defense and interest payments.
Similarly, it earns income mainly through revenue in the form of tax
collections and also interest on its investments, dividends and profits from
its stake in public sector companies, among other things. Typically, government
expenditure exceeds its income, and the difference between the two is called
the ‘fiscal deficit’...
The finance minister’s budget speech always mentions the fiscal deficit in the context of the Gross Domestic Product target, where GDP is a measure of the size of the whole economy. The fiscal deficit is expressed as a percentage of GDP.
The finance minister’s budget speech always mentions the fiscal deficit in the context of the Gross Domestic Product target, where GDP is a measure of the size of the whole economy. The fiscal deficit is expressed as a percentage of GDP.
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