Fiscal Policy: Fiscal Policy Is The Policy Concerning The Revenue Achieving Certain Objectives Like Control of

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Fiscal Policy

Fiscal Policy is the policy concerning the revenue


expenditure and debt of the government for
achieving certain objectives like control of
inflation, public expenditure.
Inflation

Tax T.E

Deflation
Ta
x T.E
Objectives of Fiscal Policy
Full Employment

Price Stability

Reduction in economic inequality

Economic development
Methods or Tools of fiscal
Policy
Taxation Policy

Government Expenditure

Public Debt Policy

Deficit Financing
Advantages of Fiscal
Policy
Capital formation
Resource Mobilization
Incentives to Private Sector
Encourages savings
Poverty Alleviation and Employment
Generation
Reduction in Inequality of Income and Wealth
Export Promotion
Drawbacks of fiscal Policy
1. Lack of elasticity
2. Non- Monetized Sector
3. Inadequate Statistics
4. Illiteracy
5. Limited Sector
6. Delay in Decisions
7. Limitations regarding full employment
8. Defective Tax structure
9. Inflation
10. Huge investment with negative Return in Public
Sector
Suggestions for Reforms in
fiscal policy in India
Improving tax Administration to raise Larger
Revenue
Reducing Subsidies
Downsizing of government
Privatization
Reprioritize plan schemes
Agricultural taxation
Reduction of non- development expenditure
Progressive tax structure
Public Sector Performance to be Improved
Check on Black Money

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