It’s a significant instrument for stabilizing the
fluctuations to produce the desirable effect on
the national income, output and employment. Its main objective is to achieve the aims of the economy policy or macro economic goals like Monetary policy. Both Fiscal and Monetary policy are complementary to each other. The objective of “social justice and equity” can be achieved through it. Fiscal Policy refers to the decisions made by the government regarding its spending (Public Expenditure) and Income/Revenue (Taxation). Expansionary or Inflationary:-Increase in price levels and ,increase in output and thereby in Employment, High Expenditure done by the Government towards public)
Contradictionary or Deflationary- Vice- versa.
High level of employment. Sustained Economic growth. ( Production of Goods and services more than previous year) Positive economic stability. ( In regards to GDP and Inflation ) Social Justice with Equity. Government Expenditure. ( Includes Defence, Education, Health services, Repayment of debts, Transfer Payments-Pensions etc. Taxation. ( Direct tax:- Income tax, Capital gain tax and Indirect tax :- Custom duty, Excise duty, sales tax) Public Borrowings. ( From Central Bank (RBI) or by Issuing Govt. Securities,or from IMF/World bank) Impact on Demand for Goods and Services. Impact on price levels. Impact on Investments(Mainly Pvt Sectors/co.) Impact on savings. Impact on future savings and investments. Impact on Global trade and exchange rates. Impact on Growth and development.