Question
Government spends on child immunization programme. Analyse its impact on Gross Domestic Product and welfare of the people.

Answer

Government spending on child immunisation programme is government consumption final expenditure. Therefore, it raises GDP. Since such a programme improves health, it will raise efficiency level of people and increase welfare.

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