Question : Which policy aimed to reduce the fiscal deficit and promote fiscal discipline in the 1991 economic policy?

 

Option 1: Monetary policy

Option 2: Fiscal policy

Option 3: Public debt policy

Option 4: External debt policy


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Answer (1)
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Correct Answer: Fiscal policy


Solution : The correct answer is (b) Fiscal policy.

Fiscal policy refers to the use of government spending and taxation to influence the economy. In the context of the 1991 economic policy in India, fiscal policy measures were implemented to address the high fiscal deficit, which refers to the excess of government expenditures over revenues. These measures included reducing unproductive government expenditure, rationalizing subsidies, increasing tax revenues, and implementing fiscal consolidation measures to bring the deficit under control and promote fiscal discipline.

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