Revenue Expenditure in Government Budget – definition, types examples class 12
Looking for what is revenue expenditure. Its definition, types, and examples, as per the class 12 syllabus.
This topic is concerned with the government budget chapter of Macroeconomics.
Revenue Expenditures are one of the components of a Capital Budget or Budget Expenditures.
What is Revenue Expenditure (Class 12)
Revenue expenditure is expenditure incurred for purposes other than the creation of physical and financial assets of the central government.
It relates to those expenses incurred for the normal functioning of the government departments and various services such as
- interest payments on debt incurred by the government
- Grants given to state governments and other parties
Definition of Revenue Expenditure (Class 12)
Following are the various definition of revenue expenditure.
Revenue expenditure refers to estimated expenditure of the government is a fiscal year which does not create assets or causes a reduction in liabilities.
T. R Jain
Revenue expenditure refers to the expenditure which neither creates any assets nor causes reduction in any liability of the government.
Sandeep Garg
Revenue expenditure is the expenditure which does not lead to any creation of assets or reduction in liabilities.
S.K Aggarwal
Examples of Revenue Expenditure (Class 12)
Expenditure on salaries by government, pensions, interest, subsidies, grants etc.,
Topic | Chapters (Unit) |
Syllabus | Syllabus of Government Budget and the Economy chapter Economics class 12 |
MCQs of Government Budget for class 12, CUET, CBSE, ISC and state Board
1. | MCQS of Government Budget class 12, CUET, CBSE, ISC |
2. | Assertion Reason MCQs of Government Budget class 12, CUET, CBSE, ISC |
3. | Matching Type MCQs of Government Budget class 12, CUET, CBSE, ISC |
4. | Case/situation Based MCQs of Government Budget class 12, CUET, CBSE, ISC |