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Fiscal Deficit

Govt total expenditure - Total receipt (excluding borrowing)

CPI

Released by CSO

Budgetary Deficit

Total expenditure - Total income

Fiscal Deficit

Budgetary Deficit + Market Borrowing

Trade Deficit

Difference between export and import

Revenue Expenditure

Expenditure incurred for purposes other than the creation of physical or financial assets.

Capital Expenditure

Expenditure of the government which result in creation of physical or financial assets or reduction in financial liabilities.

Revenue receipt

Those receipts which neither create any liability for the government nor cause reduction in the assets of the government.

Capital Receipts

Create liabilities (e.g borrowing) or reduce assets (e.g. disinvestment)

Base Effect

Impact of the rise in price level in the previous year over the corresponding rise in price levels in the current year.

WPI

Office of Economic Advisor, Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion and Ministry of Commerce and Industry calculates.

M1

CU+DD - Narrow Money

M2

M1 + Saving deposits with post office saving banks.



Narrow Money

M3

M1+Net time deposits of commercial banks.



Broad Money

M4

M3+Total deposits with post office savings organisations (excluding National Saving Certificates)



Broad Money