The government starts selling its securities to private sector. What is this process called?

1. Open market operation.
2. Disinvestment.
3. Monetary expansion.
4. None of these.

The non-tax revenue in the following is: (choose the correct alternative)

1. Export duty.
2. Import duty.
3. Dividends.
4. Excise.

A government shows a primary deficit of 10,000 crore. The revenue expenditure on interest payment is 8000 crore. How much is the fiscal deficit?

1. 8000 crore.
2. 18000 crore.
3. 1000 crore.
4. 8000 crore.

Which of the following affects national income?

1. Goods and Services Tax.
2. Corporation Tax.
3. Subsidies.
4. None of these.

In a government budget, revenue deficit is 50,000 crore and borrowings are ₹ 75,000 crore. How much is the fiscal deficit?

1. 50000 crore.
2. 75000 crore.
3. 25000 crore.
4. 25000 crore.

Subsidies are an example of:

1. Revenue Expenditure.
2. Capital Expenditure.
3. Plan Expenditure.
4. None of them.

A government shows a primary deficit of 34400 crore. The revenue expenditure on interest payment is 400 crore. How much is the fiscal deficit?

1. 4000 crore.
2. 4800 crore.
3. 4400 crore.
4. 400 crore.

If total expenditure is ₹ 3250 crore, revenue receipt is ₹ 180 crore and capital receipt is ₹ 30 crore, then budget deficit would be:

1. ₹ 220 crore
2. ₹ 210 crore
3. ₹ 40 crore
4. ₹ 70 crore

Under which budget, governments estimated revenue is equal to government's estimated expenditure?

1. Balanced budget.
2. Constant budget.
3. Deficit budget.
4. Revenue budget.

High___________ gives a warning to the government either to cut its expenditure or increase its tax receipts.

1. budget
2. revenue deficit
3. primary deficit
4. fiscal deficit