Answer to Question #91206 in Macroeconomics for AppEk

Question #91206
Is fiscal deficit always greater than revenue deficit ?
If there are no borrowings then will the fiscal deficit be zero ?
Is fiscal year and financial year both same for the economy ?
If fiscal deficit rises then will the primary deficit also rise ?
Payment of fees to a lawyer engaged by the firm - will it be included in national income ?
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Expert's answer
2019-07-01T09:09:39-0400

Is fiscal deficit always greater than revenue deficit ?- Yes,it is. FIscal deficit always greater than revenue deficit

If there are no borrowings then will the fiscal deficit be zero ? No,it will not. If there are no borrowings the fiscal deficit isn't to be zero

Is fiscal year and financial year both same for the economy ?No, they ate not the same

If fiscal deficit rises then will the primary deficit also rise ? Yes, it will

Payment of fees to a lawyer engaged by the firm - will it be included in national income ? Yes, it will.



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Abkaa
01.07.19, 16:48

But both fiscal and financial year starts from 1 April Also if revenue deficit rises , fiscal deficit would not rise as if in capital budget , cap receipts are greater than cap exp then fiscal deficit will be = revenue deficit+ cap exp - cap receipt so in this fiscal deficit will be smaller than revenue deficit. And fiscal deficit = borrowings so how can in case of no borrowings fiscal deficit cannot be zero .

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