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The government of the day won't be able to resist the temptation to err on the side of expansion and leave it to its successors to pay for its excesses
Arvind Kejriwal government has to keep in mind that revenue and fiscal balances of the government do not deteriorate much if it expands its freebies
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Combined expenditure of central and state governments exceeded revenues by around 7.5% of GDP in 2019
State government accounts deserve scrutiny because they collectively spend 36 per cent more than the federal administration
He accused the Congress party of delaying the development of the country for 70 years
At 5 per cent, GDP growth in the current year would be an 11-year low. Worse, this will also mark a deceleration for a third straight year, writes A K Bhattacharya
Budget speech should have been fact-checked
Sitharaman said her ministry is motivating tax officers to meet the collection targets and not forcing them to do so
If you look at the growth target of 10 per cent nominal GDP, what we expect is something like 6-6.5 per cent real GDP growth, and inflation of 3.5-4 per cent
Economists and industry leaders said the budget proposals would provide some support to growth over the longer term but were insufficient to give it an immediate boost
She further said that many people have been speculating that the fiscal deficit would cross 4%
Goldman Sachs said the central bank will shift the stance of the monetary policy to "neutral" from "accommodative" at this week's review
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Fiscal prudence has been given priority over fiscal stimulus which will contain the growth of debt liabilities, but it will not provide the strong public expenditure push required for reviving growth
It is reassuring to see that the deficit target was kept within expected lines and 10 per cent growth in nominal gross domestic product is projected
How a potential fiscal deficit of 4.65% of GDP was brought down in the 2019-20 revised estimates
The revised deficit target is propped on the belief that the divestment will fetch Rs 65,000 crore through the next two months
FM fights shrinking fiscal space by increasing non-tax revenue, freezing growth in subsidies