The Government: Budget and the Economy Test

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The Government: Budget and the Economy Test - 4

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Question 1
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Budget expenditure is related to:

A
development as well as non-development programmes of the government

B
either development or non-development programmes of the government

C
neither development nor non-development programmes of the government

D
none of these
Question 2
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Which of the following is correct in case of revenue expenditure?

A
It reduces liability of the government

B
It does not create any asset for the government

C
It creates asset for the government

D
None of these
Question 3
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Estimated expenditure of the government which causes a reduction in liabilities of the government is called:

A
revenue expenditure

B
capital expenditure

C
plan expenditure

D
non-plan expenditure
Question 4
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Which of the following is an item of revenue expenditure?

A
Expenditure on land and building

B
Construction of a school

C
Interest payments

D
Repayment of loan
Question 5
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Purchase of shares is related to:

A
revenue receipts

B
revenue expenditure

C
capital receipts

D
capital expenditure
Question 6
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Expenditure on salaries is an example of:

A
plan expenditure

B
non-plan expenditure

C
both (a) and (b)

D
none of these
Question 7
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In case of budget deficit:

A
budget expenditure of the government = budget receipts of the government

B
budget expenditure of the government > budget receipts of the government

C
budget expenditure of the government < budget receipts of the government

D
none of these
Question 8
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Excess of revenue expenditure over revenue receipts is called:

A
revenue deficit

B
fiscal deficit

C
primary deficit

D
none of these
Question 9
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Revenue deficit can be managed through:

A
borrowing from RBI

B
borrowing from the general public

C
disinvestment

D
all of these
Question 10
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Fiscal deficit is an estimate of:

A
instability of the economy

B
growth of the economy

C
borrowings by the government

D
all of these

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The Government: Budget and the Economy Test - 4

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Question 1

development as well as non-development programmes of the government

either development or non-development programmes of the government

neither development nor non-development programmes of the government

none of these

Question 2

It reduces liability of the government

It does not create any asset for the government

It creates asset for the government

None of these

Question 3

revenue expenditure

capital expenditure

plan expenditure

non-plan expenditure

Question 4

Expenditure on land and building

Construction of a school

Interest payments

Repayment of loan

Question 5

revenue receipts

revenue expenditure

capital receipts

capital expenditure

Question 6

plan expenditure

non-plan expenditure

both (a) and (b)

none of these

Question 7

budget expenditure of the government = budget receipts of the government

budget expenditure of the government > budget receipts of the government

budget expenditure of the government < budget receipts of the government

none of these

Question 8

revenue deficit

fiscal deficit

primary deficit

none of these

Question 9

borrowing from RBI

borrowing from the general public

disinvestment

all of these

Question 10

instability of the economy

growth of the economy

borrowings by the government

all of these

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