Ayussh Sanghi

Fiscal Policy acts like a major resource which the Government utilizes to adjust its tax rates and its spending levels to influence and monitor the nation's economic growth. Fiscal policy is also termed as an associated strategy to monetary policy through which the Central Bank can influence country's money supply. Hence, this topic is of high importance for all the aspirants who are willing crack major Civil services examinations. This course is designed and presented by CA Ayussh Sanghi. Through this course, one can gain a proper understanding of what fiscal policy is, what are its objectives, instruments, and tools related to fiscal policy, types of fiscal policy, Effects of Fiscal Policy on - Consumer Spending/ Macro Economy and it's Limitations. Do watch and if you need clarification specifically on any point please use the comments section and get them clarified. Tags:- Economy for UPSC CSE (IAS), UPSC CSE, IAS Preparation Videos, UPSC Online, UPSC Exam, UPSC Examination, UPSC Syllabus, UPSC IAS Exam, IAS Questions, IAS Syllabus, IAS Preparation, IAS Exam Syllabus CSE Exam, CSE Syllabus, Government of India, Indian Fiscal Policy, Types of Fiscal Policy, Economics Preparation for UPSC.

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Economy for UPSC CSE (IAS): Fiscal Policy

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Fiscal Policy

Indian Economy

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In this lesson, Ayussh Sanghi has briefed the entire overview of the course on Fiscal policy. He has elucidated the benefits of taking up this course for the aspirants by explaining all the major objectives of the course. Lastly, he lists down the topics which will be covered up in forth coming lessons.

Overview of Fiscal Policy (for UPSC CSE)

In this lesson, Ayussh has given a brief introduction about the fiscal policy. He then goes on to explain briefly about the pillars of fiscal policy. As he proceeds he also explains what all does fiscal policy involve, the functions of fiscal policy and the stabilization requirement.

Introduction to Fiscal Policy (for UPSC CSE)

In this lesson, Ayussh has explained the objectives of fiscal policy. He sheds light on the necessity of fiscal policy for the development of effective mobilisation of resources, efficient allocation of financial resources, reduction in inequalities of income and wealth, price stability and control of inflation, employment generation, and much more.

Why is Fiscal Policy required (for UPSC CSE)

So far in this course, Ayussh has introduced us to the fiscal policy and has defined its objectives. In this lesson, he will be explaining majorly about the instruments of the fiscal policy. He sheds light on the classifications of government expenditure which are revenue expenditure and capital expenditure. One will also find a detailed elaboration of the types of expenditures.

Instruments of Fiscal Policy - Government Expenditure (for UPSC CSE)

In this lesson, another major instrument of fiscal policy which is The Government Revenue is discussed in detail by Ayussh. One will find a detailed elaboration of the classifications of the government revenue which are, revenue receipts and capital receipts. He has also spoken about the various types of taxes.

Instruments of Fiscal Policy - Government Revenue (for UPSC CSE)

Ayussh Sanghi, in this lesson, will be speaking about the illustrations of tools related to the fiscal policy. The major illustrations which one will be able to understand through this lesson are Fiscal instruments Related to Government Expenditure, Fiscal Instruments Related to Financing of Government Expenditure, Fiscal Policy and Deficient Demand, and Fiscal Policy and Excess Demand.

Examples of Tools related to Fiscal Policy (for UPSC CSE)

This lesson will allow us to understand the types of the fiscal policy. Ayussh has explained us both Expansionary Fiscal Policy and Contractionary Fiscal Policy. He has also made a discussion on what kind of countries would be adopting it. Lastly, he briefs us the classical and keynesian view of fiscal policy.

Types of Fiscal Policy - Expansionary and Contractionary (for UPSC CSE)

This lesson will help us understand the effects of the fiscal policy. As the lesson instigates, Ayussh has made a brief discussion on economic stimulus over fiscal. Then he speaks elaborately about the effects of Fiscal Policy on Macro Economy and Consumer Spending, and the drawbacks and the limitations of Fiscal Policy.

Effect of Fiscal Policy on - Consumer Spending/ Macro Economy and it's Limitations (for UPSC CSE)

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Lessons

8 lessons • 1h 10m

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Overview of Fiscal Policy (for UPSC CSE)

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Introduction to Fiscal Policy (for UPSC CSE)

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Why is Fiscal Policy required (for UPSC CSE)

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Instruments of Fiscal Policy - Government Expenditure (for UPSC CSE)

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Instruments of Fiscal Policy - Government Revenue (for UPSC CSE)

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Examples of Tools related to Fiscal Policy (for UPSC CSE)

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Types of Fiscal Policy - Expansionary and Contractionary (for UPSC CSE)

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Effect of Fiscal Policy on - Consumer Spending/ Macro Economy and it's Limitations (for UPSC CSE)