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BUDGETARY AND
FISCAL POLICY
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FISCAL POLICY:-
A powerful instrument of policy stabilization.
“A macro economic theory which refers to the regulation of the
level of government expenditure and taxation.”
It can also be defined as
“The power of the federal government to tax and spend in order
to achieve it’s goals for the economy.”
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TOOLS/INSTRUMENTS OF
FISCAL POLICY:-
Taxes:
Direct taxes
Indirect taxes
Government spending:
Current expenditure
Capital/Development expenditure
Deficit Financing:
Public Debt:
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OBJECTIVES OF FISCAL
POLICY:-
To achieve economic growth
Efficient allocation of resources
To maintain economic stability
To reduce income inequalities
To ensure social justice
To remove regional disparities
To raise the level of employment
Price stability
To remove deficit in the BOP
Reduction in poverty
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BUDGETARY POLICY:
An important tool for achieving and maintaining economic
development.
On one side revenue is estimated and on other side
expenditures are determined for the purpose of economic
development.
A budget is a financial statement which forecasts the income
and expenditure for the financial year ahead.
Fiscal year starts from 1st July and end on 30th December.
The ministry of Finance presents this budget.
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OBJECTIVES OF BUDGETARY
POLICY:
To estimates the financial requirements and sources of federal
Government.
To stimulate economic growth and development.
The federal budget can be divided into two main sections:-
The Revenue Budget
The Capital Budget
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1. The Revenue Budget:-
REVENUE/RECEIPTS EXPENDITURES/PAYMENTS
A- Tax Revenue
1. Direct Taxes
i. Income Tax
ii. Wealth Tax
2. Indirect Taxes
i. Federal Excise Duty
ii. Sales Tax
iii. Surcharge
iv. Custom Duty
B- Non-Tax Revenue
Income from property and enterprises
Profit from post office
Trading profit
Interests, Dividends
Receipts from civil Adm. , Passport
fees, copy right fees.
Current expenditure/payments
1. Administration
2. Defense Affairs & Services
3. Law & Order
4. Social & Economical Services
5. Environmental Protection
6. Debt Servicing
7. Subsidies
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2. The Capital Budget:-
CAPITAL RECEIPTS DEVELOPMENT EXPENDITURES
A- Surplus from Revenue Budget
B- Internal Resources
1. Recoveries of Investment
2. State Trading
3. Federal Misc. Investments
4. Recoveries of loan and Advances
5. Domestic debt
6. Unfunded debt etc etc
C- External Resources
1. Project aid
2. Commodity Aid
3. Food Aid
4. Other Aid
A- Federal Government
B- Provincial Government
C- Other Development Expenditure
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FORMS OF BUDGET:
Balanced Budget
Surplus Budget
Deficit Budget
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DEFICIT FINANCING:-
A method to cover the gap of deficit budget
It can be done by
1. Use of Past Savings
2. Borrowing from Central Bank
3. Issue of new Currency
CAUSES OF DEFICIT FINANCING:-
1. Income & Expenditure gap
2. Saving & Investment Gap
3. Under Developed Capital Market
4. Population Pressure