2. What is Fiscal Deficit
Fiscal deficit is measured in terms of the
percentage of GDP of a country. The higher the
percentage of the fiscal deficit the difficult is it
for the country.
Increase in the fiscal deficit would point that the
spending is increasing at a faster pace as
compared to the earning of the country. So to
finance this spending country will have to borrow
debt from different sources.
3. Total Expenditure
Revenue Expenditure XX
Capital Expenditure XX XX
Less: Total Receipts
Revenue Receipts XX
Recoveries of Loans XX
Other Capital Receipts XX (XX)
Fiscal Deficit XX
4. Problem Statement
Our research aims to understand Fiscal Deficit and
the ways reduce the same in the developing country
like India.
5. Research Objective
• To understand the state of fiscal deficit in India.
• To identify the strategies to reduce the Fiscal deficit in
India.
• To recommend a framework to reduce the Fiscal
Deficit.
6. Sample Design
The sampling method used is Convenience
Sampling Method.
The sample size we have interviewed is 25
people.
We have selected people with the sound
knowledge about the topic.
7. Ways to reduce Fiscal Deficit
Proper distribution system
Raising import taxes and prices of petroleum
products
Cutting down expenses on government depts
Subsidy at the input level
Cutting the corruption tentacles
Improve the Government Investment
