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India likely to fund $28b of its expenditure via off-budget borrowings

January 24, 2020

India likely to fund $28b of its expenditure via off-budget borrowings

As India is looking to survive the downfall of the economy, the government is expected to fund $28 billion of its expenditure outlay in its fiscal 20/21 via off-budget borrowings.

Off-budget borrowings are a means by which the government keeps its fiscal deficit in check by making quasi-government entities borrow on its behalf, to partly fund its expenditure plan for the year.

One of the sources stated that India is in a really deep economic crisis and the other way to raise money is by spending on infrastructure and welfare schemes.

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