Budget and Fiscal Policy Basics

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Q. What does a budget deficit indicate?
  • A. Government spending exceeds revenue
  • B. Government revenue exceeds spending
  • C. Balanced budget
  • D. Surplus budget
Q. What is the effect of expansionary fiscal policy?
  • A. Decrease in aggregate demand
  • B. Increase in aggregate demand
  • C. No effect on the economy
  • D. Increase in interest rates
Q. What is the primary goal of contractionary fiscal policy?
  • A. Stimulate economic growth
  • B. Reduce inflation
  • C. Increase employment
  • D. Boost consumer spending
Q. What is the primary purpose of a government budget?
  • A. To control inflation
  • B. To allocate resources
  • C. To manage public debt
  • D. To regulate the banking sector
Q. What is the term for the total amount of money a government owes to creditors?
  • A. Budget deficit
  • B. Public debt
  • C. Fiscal surplus
  • D. National savings
Q. Which institution is primarily responsible for implementing fiscal policy in India?
  • A. Reserve Bank of India
  • B. Ministry of Finance
  • C. Securities and Exchange Board of India
  • D. Planning Commission
Q. Which of the following is a component of fiscal policy?
  • A. Interest rate adjustments
  • B. Taxation
  • C. Open market operations
  • D. Reserve requirements
Q. Which of the following is a potential consequence of a high budget deficit?
  • A. Lower interest rates
  • B. Increased public investment
  • C. Higher inflation
  • D. Decreased government spending
Q. Which of the following is NOT a tool of fiscal policy?
  • A. Government spending
  • B. Taxation
  • C. Monetary supply control
  • D. Public debt management
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