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This set of Public Finance Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on Public Finance Set 7
Q1 | The economic incidence of a unit tax is
- generally borne by the buyers.
- generally borne by sellers.
- generally borne by the government.
- independent of the statutory incidence for the tax.
Q2 | A public good is
- a good that the public must pay for
- non-rival in consumption.
- more costly than a private good.
- paid for by the government.
Q3 | It is difficult to evade:
- direct tax
- indirect
- proportional
- progressive tax
Q4 | The main source of revenue of federal government is:
- property taxes
- token taxes
- customs duties
- sales tax
Q5 | Who establishes the Finance Commission in India?
- president
- finance minister
- parliament
- governor of reserve bank of india
Q6 | How many Finance Commissions have been constituted so far?
- 12
- 13
- 14
- 15
Q7 | Which of the following statements is not correct?
- the first finance commission was constituted in 1951
- chairman of the first finance commission was mr. santhanam
- the chairman of the 12th finance commission was c. rangarajan
- b and c
Q8 | Recommendations of first Finance Commission covered which of the following periods?
- 1951-56
- 952-57
- 1953-58
- 1954-59
Q9 | Who was the Chairman of the Seventh Finance Commission of India?
- j. m. shelat
- n. k. singh
- n. k. singh
- n. k. singh
Q10 | Horizontal equity incorporates the notion that
- those earnings higher incomes should pay more in taxes
- those earnings equal incomes should pay same in taxes
- taxes paid should be unassociated with income levels
- there should be no excess burden created by a tax
Q11 | Interim budget is also known as....
- mini budget
- vote on account
- both a and b
- none of these
Q12 | What is the biggest source of Income for the Central Government in the Union Budget 2020-21?
- goods and services tax
- corporation tax
- income tax
- borrowings and other liabilities
Q13 | Which of the following is not the rate of tax slab in the Union Budget 2020-21?
- 10%
- 15%
- 25%
- 40%