BUDGET DEFICITS IN SIMPLE TERMS
BUDGET DEFICITS
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The Budgetary deficits are being
often discussed in various economic and financial forums. It has impact on
Government spending and hence overall wellbeing of the citizens are affected
due to these deficits. Let us understand the meaning of commonly used deficit
terms.
There are 3 main budgetary deficits:
Fiscal Deficit
Primary Deficit
Revenue Deficit
To understand these common deficits,
we must be clear on 2 concepts i.e Revenue receipts/expenditure and Capital
receipts/expenditure.
Revenue Receipts/Expenditure:
The receipts and expenditures that
are in the nature of day-to-day operations are covered under this.
Capital Receipts/Expenditure:
The receipts and expenditures that
are long term in nature and are used for many years are covered under this.
Examples:
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Tax Receipts |
Revenue receipts |
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Interest expenditure |
Revenue expenditure |
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Debt receipts |
Capital receipts |
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Grants for creation of Capital Assets |
Capital expenditure |
Fiscal Deficit:
Fiscal deficit can be understood as
the difference between total expenditure and total receipt excluding
borrowings. In other words, borrowings fill up the gap created by fiscal
deficit.
Fiscal deficit = Total expenditure –
Total Revenue (excluding borrowings)
Primary Deficit:
If we deduct the interest payments from the fiscal deficit,
it gives Primary Deficit.
Primary Deficit = Fiscal Deficit – Interest payments
Revenue Deficit:
The shortfall of Revenue receipts to
Revenue expenditure is referred as Revenue Deficit or difference between
revenue expenditure and revenue receipt.
Revenue Deficit = Total Revenue expenditure – Total Revenue
receipts
All these 3 types of deficits reflect
the health of the financial system of the country.
Please see Budget at a glance of
Union of India to understand these deficits more precisely.
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बजट का सार Budget at a Glance |
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(In
₹ crore) |
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2023-2024 वास्तववक Actuals |
2024-2025 बजट अनुमान Budget Estimates |
2024-2025 संशोधित अनुमान Revised Estimates |
2025-2026 बजट अनुमान Budget Estimates |
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1. राजस्व प्राप्तियां |
1. Revenue Receipts |
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2729036 |
3129200 |
3087960 |
3420409 |
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2. कर राजस्व (केंद्र को प्तनवल) |
2. Tax Revenue (Net
to Centre) 1 |
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2327251 |
2583499 |
2556960 |
2837409 |
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3. कर भिन्न राजस्व |
3. Non-Tax
Revenue |
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401785 |
545701 |
531000 |
583000 |
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4. पं जी प्राप्तियां |
4. Capital Receipts |
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1714411 |
1691312 |
1628527 |
1644936 |
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5. ऋणों की वस ली |
5. Recovery of Loans |
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26646 |
28000 |
26000 |
29000 |
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6. अन्य प्राप्तियां |
6. Other
Receipts |
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33122 |
50000 |
33000 |
47000 |
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7. उिार
और अन्य देयताएं |
7. Borrowings and Other
Liabilities 2 |
1654643 |
1613312 |
1569527 |
1568936 |
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8. कुल प्राप्तियां (1+4) |
8. Total Receipts (1+4) |
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4443447 |
4820512 |
4716487 |
5065345 |
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9. कुल व्यय
(10+13) |
9. Total Expenditure (10+13) |
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4443447 |
4820512 |
4716487 |
5065345 |
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10. राजस्व खाते पर |
10. On Revenue
Account |
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3494252 |
3709401 |
3698058 |
3944255 |
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जजसमें से |
of which |
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11. ब्याज िुगतान |
11. Interest Payments |
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1063872 |
1162940 |
1137940 |
1276338 |
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12. पं जी खाते के सृजन हेतु सहायता
अनुदान |
12.
Grants in Aid for creation of Capital Assets |
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303916 |
390778 |
299891 |
427192 |
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13. पं जी खाते पर |
13. On Capital Account |
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949195 |
1111111 |
1018429 |
1121090 |
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14. प्रिावी पं जी व्यय (12+13) |
14. Effective Capital Expenditure (12+13) |
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1253111 |
1501889 |
1318320 |
1548282 |
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15. राजस्व घाटा (10-1) |
15. Revenue Deficit |
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765216 |
580201 |
610098 |
523846 |
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(10-1) |
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(2.6) |
(1.8) |
(1.9) |
(1.5) |
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16. प्रिावी राजस्व घाटा (15-12) |
16. Effective Revenue Deficit (15-12) |
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461300 (1.6) |
189423 (0.6) |
310207 (1.0) |
96654 (0.3) |
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17. राजकोषीय घाटा [9-(1+5+6)] |
17. Fiscal Deficit [9-(1+5+6)] |
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1654643 (5.6) |
1613312 (4.9) |
1569527 (4.8) |
1568936 (4.4) |
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18. प्राथभमक घाटा (17-11) |
18. Primary Deficit |
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590771 |
450372 |
431587 |
292598 |
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(17-11) |
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(2.0) |
(1.4) |
(1.3) |
(0.8) |
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Source: https://www.indiabudget.gov.in/
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