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Questions › JNU › JNU SSS 2014 › Q65
1 mark, −0.25Indian Economy › Indian public finance and the Union Budget › Deficit concepts in the Union BudgetModerateabout 2 min

JNU SSS 2014 Question 65: Indian public finance and the Union Budget

Answer Question Nos. 61–65 on the basis of the following information :

Union Budget of India at a glance (in ₹ crore)2014–15
1. Tax Revenue (net to centre)9,86,417
2. Non-tax Revenue1,80,714
3. Capital Receipts5,96,083
4. Recoveries of Loans10,527
5. Other Receipts56,925
6. Borrowing and other Liabilities5,28,631
7. Non-plan Expenditure on Revenue Account11,07,781
8. Of which, Interest Payments4,27,011
9. Non-plan Expenditure on Capital Account1,00,111
10. Plan Expenditure on Revenue Account4,42,273
11. Plan Expenditure on Capital Account1,13,049
12. Nominal GDP1,28,39,952
13. Plan Expenditure to GDP RatioA
14. Capital Expenditure to GDP RatioB
15. Revenue Deficit to GDP RatioC
16. Fiscal Deficit to GDP RatioD
17. Primary Deficit to GDP RatioE

EEE is equal to

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Answer Question Nos. 61–65 on the basis of the following information: | Union Budget of India at a glance (in ₹ crore) | 2014–15 | 1. Tax Revenue (net to centre) | 9,86,417 | 2. Non-tax Revenue | 1,80,714 | 3. Capital Receipts | 5,96,083 | 4. Recoveries of Loans | 10,527 | 5. Other Receipts | 56,925 | 6. Borrowing and other Liabilities | 5,28,631 | 7. Non-plan Expenditure on Revenue Account | 11,07,781 | 8. Of which, Interest Payments | 4,27,011 | 9. Non-plan Expenditure on Capital Account | 1,00,111 | 10. Plan Expenditure on Revenue Account | 4,42,273 | 11. Plan Expenditure on Capital Account | 1,13,049 | 12. Nominal GDP | 1,28,39,952 | 13. Plan Expenditure to GDP Ratio | A | 14. Capital Expenditure to GDP Ratio | B | 15. Revenue Deficit to GDP Ratio | C | 16. Fiscal Deficit to GDP Ratio | D | 17. Primary Deficit to GDP Ratio | E | E is equal to (A) − 3·33% (B) 0·00% (C) 0·79% (D) 1·32%

Indian public finance and the Union Budget has come up 80 times in 6 exams since 2011.

What this question tests

This question is on Deficit concepts in the Union Budget, part of Indian public finance and the Union Budget in Indian Economy.

The different measures of the Government of India's deficit and how to compute them.

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