Chapter 13 Role of Government
Chapter 13 Role of Government
IMPORTANT FUNCTIONS OF
GOVERNMENT
TAX
TAX REVENUE
REVENUE NON-TAX
NON-TAX REVENUE
REVENUE
SOURCES OF
SOURCES OF
REVENUE
REVENUE
NON-REVENUE
NON-REVENUE RECEIPTS
RECEIPTS
OBJECTIVES OF TAXATION
INCOME
REDUCTION OF HARMFUL
CONSUMPTION
CONSERVATION OF RESOURCES
DIRECT TAXES
• Tax paid by the person on whom it is levied which cannot
be passed on to another person.
TYPES OF TAXES
INDIRECT TAXES
• Burden of tax can be passed on to another person.
Income
Income
Income
GOVERNMENT OPERATING
EXPENDITURE
GOVERNMENT DEVELOPMENT
EXPENDITURE
INTERNAL SOURCES OF
EXTERNAL
SOURCES PUBLIC DEBT
SOURCES
MONETARY FISCAL
POLICY POLICY
To
To maintain
maintain aa
continuously
continuously low
low To
To achieve
achieve higher
higher
structure
structure of
of rate
rate of
of economic
economic
interest
interest rates
rates growth
growth
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EXPANSIONARY MONETARY POLICY
• Increasing money supply in the economy
Quantitative Qualitative
Instruments Instruments
Controlling
Controlling the
the Accelerating
Accelerating the
the
equitable
equitable distribution
distribution rate
rate of
of economic
economic
of
of income
income and
and wealth
wealth growth
growth
AUTOMATIC
DISCRETIONARY
FISCAL POLICY
FISCAL POLICY
1. Transfer payments
1. Government expenditure
2. Taxes
2. Taxes