Product details

By continuing to use our site you consent to the use of cookies as described in our privacy policy unless you have disabled them.
You can change your cookie settings at any time but parts of our site will not function correctly without them.

Abstract

Fiscal policy can be defined as a government''s plan for expenditure, revenues and borrowing to finance fiscal deficits if any. The caselets discuss the fiscal policy measures undertaken by the governments of India and Canada over the years. Caselet 1 discusses why fiscal deficit has been steadily increasing in India and what the government can do to improve its fiscal position. Caselet 2 explains how the Indian government can increase revenues from taxes. Caselet 3 is concerned with the country''s external debt position and foreign exchange reserves. It examines whether the foreign exchange reserves should be used to retire external debt. Caselet 4 discusses whether it was right for Canada to go for heavy public debt and the consequences of not being able to contain the same.
Location:
Other setting(s):
1991-2002

About

Abstract

Fiscal policy can be defined as a government''s plan for expenditure, revenues and borrowing to finance fiscal deficits if any. The caselets discuss the fiscal policy measures undertaken by the governments of India and Canada over the years. Caselet 1 discusses why fiscal deficit has been steadily increasing in India and what the government can do to improve its fiscal position. Caselet 2 explains how the Indian government can increase revenues from taxes. Caselet 3 is concerned with the country''s external debt position and foreign exchange reserves. It examines whether the foreign exchange reserves should be used to retire external debt. Caselet 4 discusses whether it was right for Canada to go for heavy public debt and the consequences of not being able to contain the same.

Settings

Location:
Other setting(s):
1991-2002

Related