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Concept of Public Finance

The concept of public finance deals with the budgeting techniques of the income and expenditures of a public sector organization, normally government or federal organization. Public finance is also termed as government finance and it is an important sector of finance and economics.

The concept of public finance focuses on the following factors:

  • The consequences of government taxation, expenditure and the debts on commercial enterprises, households, as well as the economy
  • The terms and conditions of public finance
  • The cost-benefit analysis of governmental functions
    • Tax incidence (the party which is actually paying a specific tax)
    • Efficiency of government
    • The government's function in accomplishing distribution of income with the help of taxation, transfer payments and government expenditure on commodities
    • The effectiveness and distribution results of various types of taxes, such as consumption tax and income tax
    • The ambit of government functions taking into consideration the markets, public goods, and externalities
    • Supply of commodities and services as prescribed by the government versus voluntary interchange
    • Public expenditure model, fiscal politics, and taxation policies
    The revenue earned by the government by imposing different types of taxes is utilized in various types of public or social utility projects.

    The financing process of the government is performed with the help of the following means:
    • Borrowing or taking loans
    • Taxation
    • Seigniorage
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  • Money Creation
  • Tax
  • Fiat Currency
  • Industrial Policy
  • Open Market Operation
  • Monetary Reform
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