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2:55:38 Q1-(b) progressive taxation combined with regressive expenditure. 2:57:48 Q2-(b) 2 and 4 only customs duty and excise duty 2:59:27 Q3-(a) 1 and 3 only reducing revenue expenditure and rationalizing subsidies 3:01:15 Q4-(d) 1,2 and 3 3:05:37 Q5-(b) The parliament of India 3:06:23 Q6-(c) consolidated fund of india 3:06:53 Q7-(a) 3:07:34 Q8-(b) 3:08:17 Q9-(b) Consolidated fund of the state 3:11:02 Q10-(b) 2,3 and 4 3:13:09 Q11-(b) 3:14:09 Q12-(a) 1 and 2 only 3:15:51 Q13-(a) economic development 3:24:35 Q14-(b) 2 and 3 only 3:32:08 Q15-(d)
2:56:29 Q1- B progressive taxation combined with regressive expenditure. 2:57:51-Q2- 2 and 4 only - Custom duty and Excise duty 2:59:23- Q3 - 1 and 3 only 3:01:11 - 1,2 and 3
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UPSC 1996: Option B) Progressive taxation with regressive expenditure UPSC 2001: Option B) Custom Duty and Excise Duty - 2 and 4 only UPSC 2014: Option A) Reducing Revenue Expenditure and Rationalizing Subsidies - 1 and 3 only UPSC 2016: Option D) 1 (Asset creation by acquisition), 2 (Liability increases) and 3 (Loans given are assets for lender which is govt here) 3:05:26 UPSC 2011: Option B) The Parliament of India 3:06:07 UPSC 2011: Option C) Consolidated Fund of India 3:06:37 UPSC 2013: Option A) 3:07:22 UPSC 2015: Option B) 3:08:10 UPSC 2002: Option B) Consolidated Fund of the State (Note: the pensions are charged on the Consolidated Fund of India) 3:10:40 Practice 2010: Option B) (Note: we can't judge about impact of FDI inflows esp as question asks about governance) 3:12:25 Practice 2011: Option B) Affirmative action to boost country's economy 3:13:44 UPSC 2010: Option A) 1 and 2 only 3:15:25 UPSC 2013: Option A) Economic Development 3:24:24 UPSC 2022: Option B) Increase in value of your capital over time - capital gain 3:32:02 UPSC 2020: Option D) Mandated by FRBM Act 2003
**Progressive Tax:** - In a progressive tax system, the tax rate increases as the taxable amount increases. - Higher-income individuals pay a larger percentage of their income in taxes compared to lower-income individuals. - Examples include the U.S. federal income tax and other graduated income taxes. - Progressive taxes aim to reduce income inequality by placing a heavier tax burden on those who can afford to pay more. **Regressive Tax:** - In a regressive tax system, the tax rate decreases as the taxable amount increases. - Lower-income individuals pay a larger percentage of their income in taxes compared to higher-income individuals. - Examples include sales taxes and excise taxes on goods like gasoline or tobacco. - Regressive taxes tend to place a heavier relative burden on lower-income individuals, as they spend a higher proportion of their income on taxed goods and services. Thanks
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3:11:59 sir How does Privatizing Higher education institutions directly help in reducing fiscal deficit? I think the answer will be 3 and 4 only. Please confirm.
In sep 2018 the ownership status changed as the gst council approved the decision to convert gstn into a fully goverment owned entity .correct it or correct me if i am wrong.
If cascading effect has been removed then why do we face more expensive products in the market ? According to this formula we should get cheap products but it’s not real , why ?
Sir if in national anti profiteering authority businessman increased their products price from 100 to 105 & GST reduced bt govt from 18 to 12% then this 12% tax lived on 105 so amount of product must increased the. Before? So how final amount come 118 rupees?
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2:55:38 Q1-(b) progressive taxation combined with regressive expenditure.
2:57:48 Q2-(b) 2 and 4 only customs duty and excise duty
2:59:27 Q3-(a) 1 and 3 only reducing revenue expenditure and rationalizing subsidies
3:01:15 Q4-(d) 1,2 and 3
3:05:37 Q5-(b) The parliament of India
3:06:23 Q6-(c) consolidated fund of india
3:06:53 Q7-(a)
3:07:34 Q8-(b)
3:08:17 Q9-(b) Consolidated fund of the state
3:11:02 Q10-(b) 2,3 and 4
3:13:09 Q11-(b)
3:14:09 Q12-(a) 1 and 2 only
3:15:51 Q13-(a) economic development
3:24:35 Q14-(b) 2 and 3 only
3:32:08 Q15-(d)
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2:56:29 Q1- B progressive taxation combined with regressive expenditure.
2:57:51-Q2- 2 and 4 only - Custom duty and Excise duty
2:59:23- Q3 - 1 and 3 only
3:01:11 - 1,2 and 3
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UPSC 1996: Option B) Progressive taxation with regressive expenditure
UPSC 2001: Option B) Custom Duty and Excise Duty - 2 and 4 only
UPSC 2014: Option A) Reducing Revenue Expenditure and Rationalizing Subsidies - 1 and 3 only
UPSC 2016: Option D) 1 (Asset creation by acquisition), 2 (Liability increases) and 3 (Loans given are assets for lender which is govt here)
3:05:26 UPSC 2011: Option B) The Parliament of India
3:06:07 UPSC 2011: Option C) Consolidated Fund of India
3:06:37 UPSC 2013: Option A)
3:07:22 UPSC 2015: Option B)
3:08:10 UPSC 2002: Option B) Consolidated Fund of the State (Note: the pensions are charged on the Consolidated Fund of India)
3:10:40 Practice 2010: Option B) (Note: we can't judge about impact of FDI inflows esp as question asks about governance)
3:12:25 Practice 2011: Option B) Affirmative action to boost country's economy
3:13:44 UPSC 2010: Option A) 1 and 2 only
3:15:25 UPSC 2013: Option A) Economic Development
3:24:24 UPSC 2022: Option B) Increase in value of your capital over time - capital gain
3:32:02 UPSC 2020: Option D) Mandated by FRBM Act 2003
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**Progressive Tax:**
- In a progressive tax system, the tax rate increases as the taxable amount increases.
- Higher-income individuals pay a larger percentage of their income in taxes compared to lower-income individuals.
- Examples include the U.S. federal income tax and other graduated income taxes.
- Progressive taxes aim to reduce income inequality by placing a heavier tax burden on those who can afford to pay more.
**Regressive Tax:**
- In a regressive tax system, the tax rate decreases as the taxable amount increases.
- Lower-income individuals pay a larger percentage of their income in taxes compared to higher-income individuals.
- Examples include sales taxes and excise taxes on goods like gasoline or tobacco.
- Regressive taxes tend to place a heavier relative burden on lower-income individuals, as they spend a higher proportion of their income on taxed goods and services.
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Regressive taxation is different.
Tax rate reduced with increasing in the income.
Income rises 10% tax reduced to 5%.
Then What is proportional tax ?
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fiscal policy helps in wealth distribution ( welfare state), economic growth , for controlling inflation, for employment generation
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Sir what does rationalizing of subsidies means?
In sep 2018 the ownership status changed as the gst council approved the decision to convert gstn into a fully goverment owned entity .correct it or correct me if i am wrong.
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If cascading effect has been removed then why do we face more expensive products in the market ? According to this formula we should get cheap products but it’s not real , why ?
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Sir if in national anti profiteering authority businessman increased their products price from 100 to 105 & GST reduced bt govt from 18 to 12% then this 12% tax lived on 105 so amount of product must increased the. Before? So
how final amount come 118 rupees?
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