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Define or explain the concept of Deficit budget .
Solution
Deficit budget refers to the excess of the total budgeted expenditure over the total budgeted receipts. In other words, budget deficit implies a situation where the total budget receipts of the government fall short of the total budget expenditure of the government. That is, Deficit budget = Government expenditure > Government revenue
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