Class 12 Economics MCQ Chapter 6 Budget and the Economy

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Class 12 Economics MCQ Chapter 6 Budget and the Economy

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Budget and the Economy

Chapter: 6

1. A government budget is best described as the.

(i) Monthly cash book of ministries. 

(ii) Five-year plan document. 

(iii) Annual financial statement of estimated receipts and expenditure. 

(iv) Statement of only capital projects.

Ans: (iii) Annual financial statement of estimated receipts and expenditure.

2. India’s Union Budget covers the period.

(i) 1 Jan–31 Dec. 

(ii) 1 Apr–31 Mar. 

(iii) 1 Jul–30 Jun. 

(iv) 1 Oct–30 Sep.

Ans: (ii) 1 Apr–31 Mar.

3. Which is not a feature of the budget?

(i) One-year coverage. 

(ii) Requires legislative approval. 

(iii) Lists only tax receipts. 

(iv) Shows estimated receipts and expenditure.

Ans: (iii) Lists only tax receipts.

4. A core objective not pursued through the budget is.

(i) Reallocation of resources. 

(ii) Redistribution of income. 

(iii) Price stability. 

(iv) Maximizing private monopoly power.

Ans: (iv) Maximizing private monopoly power.

5. Public goods are characterized by.

(i) Excludability only. 

(ii) Rivalry only. 

(iii) Non-excludability and non-rivalry. 

(iv) Perfect divisibility.

Ans: (iii) Non-excludability and non-rivalry.

6. Impact of a tax refers to.

(i) Ultimate burden bearer. 

(ii) Initial imposition point. 

(iii) Legal incidence only. 

(iv) Passing on the burden.

Ans: (ii) Initial imposition point.

7. Shifting of a tax means.

(i) Government changes the tax law. 

(ii) Taxpayer changes residence. 

(iii) Burden passed via price to others. 

(iv) Paying tax in installments.

Ans: (iii) Burden passed via price to others.

8. A revenue receipt is one that.

(i) Creates a liability. 

(ii) Reduces assets. 

(iii) Creates no liability and does not reduce assets. 

(iv) Always comes from borrowings.

Ans: (iii) Creates no liability and does not reduce assets.

9. Which of the following is a capital receipt (non-debt)?

(i) GST collections. 

(ii) Dividends from PSUs. 

(iii) Disinvestment proceeds. 

(iv) Court fees.

Ans: (iii) Disinvestment proceeds.

10. Which item is not a revenue receipt?

(i) Income tax. 

(ii) Customs duty. 

(iii) Recovery of loans. 

(iv) License fees.

Ans: (iii) Recovery of loans.

11. Which is a revenue expenditure?

(i) Repayment of past debt. 

(ii) Salary payments. 

(iii) Equity infusion in a PSU. 

(iv) Construction of a highway.

Ans: (ii) Salary payments.

12. Which is a capital expenditure?

(i) Subsidy on fertilizer. 

(ii) Pension payments. 

(iii) Loan to a state government. 

(iv) Office stationery.

Ans: (iii) Loan to a state government.

13. Non-tax revenue includes.

(i) Excise duty. 

(ii) Corporation tax. 

(iii) Dividends and profits. 

(iv) GST.

Ans: (iii) Dividends and profits.

14. A direct tax example is.

(i) Customs duty. 

(ii) Income tax. 

(iii) GST on services. 

(iv) Excise duty.

Ans: (ii) Income tax.

15. A progressive tax is one where.

(i) Rate falls as base rises. 

(ii) Rate is constant. 

(iii) Rate rises as base rises. 

(iv) Rate is random.

Ans: (iii) Rate rises as base rises.

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