Money printing increases ,money supply will increase in economy which lead to increase in demand that is everyone will have high money in their hands so demand will also increase which will lead to inflation. If still not clear means refer inflation concept by adil sir in prelims series
Monetised deficit formula sir?, if bugdet deficit is 5000cr and rbi credits government 1000cr means monetised deficit = 5000cr -1000cr = 4000cr, so whether the 1000cr is printed by RBI or 4000Cr is printed by RBI
Mandatory School Books: 11th NCERT - Indian Economic Development 12th Economics - TN Samacheer Book For text book there are two good market sources, Text Book: 1) Shankar Ganesh (Small book, Has good explanation of Key concepts for Prelims Point of View; Also available in Tamil) 2) Ramesh Singh ( Good Text book for both Prelims & Mains Point of view, But lenghty) You prioritise and choose the text book accordingly.
sir a doubt in fiscal deficit say Govt.expenditure=15,000 [capital expenditure {includes loan payments} + fiscal expenditure {includes interest payment}] Gov. receipt=10,000 [capital receipt {includes borrowing from japan of 2000 and borrowing from other source} + fiscal receipt] government deficit =[total exp - total receipt]= 15,000-10,000 [8000+2000] = 5000 fiscal deficit = 5000+2000=7000 now for the borrowing in the receipt side, we are repaying it on expenditure side, then how is it possible for the fiscal deficit and the doubt is is borrowing in capital expenditure only includes - the loans received to equate the BUDGET DEFICIT and not any other loans given to the country ? are other loans and interest received out of BUDGET DEFICIT is included in the FISCAL DEFICIT?
@@CuriousAdil sir why would japan would invest in india without profit seeking , india too constructs ports in iran and neighbouring countries as a profit for both.
@@CuriousAdil sir if printing of money will increase money supply in economy that leads to inflation means .. In grants also without any asset backup we are borrowing from other nations that also increase money supply in market why this one not causing inflation and also a primary option ?
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Sir tq so much for ur wonderful teaching...nd where is part 3?
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Good evening sir,Budget release pannaila epdi sir epa sonna deficit la pakurathu
Why RBI is not printed money as much as they wanted ? U explained ..but I can’t understand properly .please explain me .thanks
Money printing increases ,money supply will increase in economy which lead to increase in demand that is everyone will have high money in their hands so demand will also increase which will lead to inflation. If still not clear means refer inflation concept by adil sir in prelims series
Selling of gsec to rbi is capital recipt ?
Monetised deficit formula sir?, if bugdet deficit is 5000cr and rbi credits government 1000cr means monetised deficit = 5000cr -1000cr = 4000cr, so whether the 1000cr is printed by RBI or 4000Cr is printed by RBI
Sir in shankar ganesh book it is given that BUDGET DEFICIT IS ALWAYS ZERO , kindly explain it sir ?
sir pls suggest which book follow for economy
Ramesh singh is good 😊
Mandatory School Books:
11th NCERT - Indian Economic Development
12th Economics - TN Samacheer Book
For text book there are two good market sources,
Text Book:
1) Shankar Ganesh (Small book, Has good explanation of Key concepts for Prelims Point of View; Also available in Tamil)
2) Ramesh Singh ( Good Text book for both Prelims & Mains Point of view, But lenghty)
You prioritise and choose the text book accordingly.
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sir a doubt in fiscal deficit
say
Govt.expenditure=15,000 [capital expenditure {includes loan payments} + fiscal expenditure {includes interest payment}]
Gov. receipt=10,000 [capital receipt {includes borrowing from japan of 2000 and borrowing from other source} + fiscal receipt]
government deficit =[total exp - total receipt]= 15,000-10,000 [8000+2000] = 5000
fiscal deficit = 5000+2000=7000
now for the borrowing in the receipt side, we are repaying it on expenditure side, then how is it possible for the fiscal deficit
and the doubt is
is borrowing in capital expenditure only includes - the loans received to equate the BUDGET DEFICIT and not any other loans given to the country ?
are other loans and interest received out of BUDGET DEFICIT is included in the FISCAL DEFICIT?
Thank you for your classes sir
Sir pls make more video for prelims sir
Sr...kindly keep on govt schemes....
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@@CuriousAdil sir why would japan would invest in india without profit seeking , india too constructs ports in iran and neighbouring countries as a profit for both.
@@kiruthigab Japan and India both strategically view China with common prism.
@@CuriousAdil Thank you sir
@@CuriousAdil sir if printing of money will increase money supply in economy that leads to inflation means .. In grants also without any asset backup we are borrowing from other nations that also increase money supply in market why this one not causing inflation and also a primary option ?
Pls upload the ppt link
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Please discription mention part 1 video link .
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