Economics · Fiscal Policy
Evaluate the following regarding 'Revenue Expenditure' and 'Capital Expenditure': Statement I: Interest payments, subsidies, and pension payments are classified as Revenue Expenditure because they do not result in the creation of physical or financial assets. Statement II: Capital Expenditure includes loans given by the Union Government to State Governments and direct investments in infrastructure projects like national highways. Statement III: A persistently high 'Revenue Deficit' indicates that the government is dissaving and borrowing to meet its day-to-day consumption needs. Statement IV: The 'Golden Rule' of public finance states that the government should only borrow to fund its regular, operational Revenue Expenditure. Which of the following describes the validity of these statements?
- 1All statements are correct
- 2Statement III and IV are correct
- 3Statement II and IV are correct
- 4Only Statement I, II, and III are correct✓
Correct answer
Only Statement I, II, and III are correct
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