Question
What does the fiscal deficit in a government budget
signify?ÂSolution
The fiscal deficit is calculated as the difference between the total expenditure and total revenue of the government, excluding any revenue from borrowings. It essentially measures the amount the government needs to borrow to cover this deficit, indicating its overall financial health.
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