Gender Budgeting and Outcome Budgets Quiz
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What principle is a balanced budget based on?

  • Exceeding government revenue
  • Living within means (correct)
  • Living beyond means
  • Maintaining fiscal discipline in economic depression
  • Why does a surplus budget denote the affluence of a country?

  • It signifies higher revenues than expenditures (correct)
  • It increases aggregate demand
  • It keeps expenditure above revenue
  • It reduces government revenue
  • In what situation is it important to keep aggregate demand under control?

  • During times of fiscal surplus
  • During times of inflation (correct)
  • During times of economic growth
  • During times of deflation
  • Why is a deficit budget considered best suited for developing economies?

    <p>To support economic growth</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the main challenge in achieving a balanced budget in practice?

    <p>Balancing estimated expenditure and revenues</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How can a government help control aggregate demand during inflation?

    <p>Implementing a surplus budget</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does a surplus budget aim to achieve during inflation?

    <p>Keep expenditure below revenue</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Why might a government run a surplus budget during inflation?

    <p>To reduce aggregate demand</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the significance of keeping the aggregate demand under control?

    <p>Avoiding deflationary pressures</p> Signup and view all the answers

    When might a deficit budget be a suitable approach for a country?

    <p>During periods of economic recession</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Monitors and Budgets

    • Monitors expenditure and public service delivery from a gender perspective, ensuring gender commitments are translated into budgetary commitments.
    • Involves dissection of the Government budgets to establish its gender differential impacts.

    Outcome and Performance Budgets

    • Part of result-oriented budgeting, providing both quantitative and qualitative progress reports of government performance.
    • Outcome budget is presented by different departments and divisions of a ministry or government, while performance budget is presented by the ministry of finance.
    • Outcome budget is a micro-level process, while performance budget is a macro-level process.
    • Objective is to bring transparency and accountability, making the government more responsible to the house and public.

    Types of Budgets in India

    Zero-Base Budgeting

    • Concept introduced in the USA by Peter Phyrr in the 1960s.
    • Jimmy Carter, Governor of Georgia, USA, first introduced ZBB to the public sector.
    • Involves allocation of resources to agencies based on periodic re-evaluation of programmes.
    • Based on the principle of “living within means,” ensuring government expenditure does not exceed revenue.

    Balanced Budget

    • A balanced budget does not ensure financial stability at times of economic depression or deflation.
    • Theoretically, it's easy to balance estimated expenditure and anticipated revenues, but practical implementation is challenging.

    Surplus Budget

    • A government budget is a surplus budget if expected government revenues exceed estimated government expenditure.
    • Denotes financial affluence of a country and can be implemented at times of inflation to reduce aggregate demand.
    • Reduces aggregate demand by reducing government expenditure.

    Deficit Budget

    • A government budget is a deficit budget if estimated government expenditure exceeds expected government revenue.
    • Best suited for developing economies, such as India, helping to generate additional demand and boost economic growth.
    • The government incurs excessive expenditure to improve employment rates, resulting in increased demand for goods and services, which helps revive the economy.

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    Test your knowledge on gender budgeting and outcome budgets, focusing on monitoring public service delivery from a gender perspective and analyzing government budgets for gender impacts. Explore concepts related to result-oriented budgeting and performance reports.

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