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i too marked 2 only. But decrease in tax-gdp ratio may not indicate unequal distribution of NI. Tax collection will obviously come down when gdp decreases. In that case we can't be sure of unequal distribution.
From business line : India should tax the rich more and enhance the tax-GDP ratio by increasing revenue from direct sources of tax to fund inclusive development, civil society organisations urged in their budget proposals for 2013-14 on Tuesday
“India could easily raise up to 20-25 per cent of GDP as tax revenues, which is the amount that would be necessary to fund modern welfare state that can deliver on its objectives of faster, inclusive and more sustainable development
i too marked 2 only. But decrease in tax-gdp ratio may not indicate unequal distribution of NI. Tax collection will obviously come down when gdp decreases. In that case we can't be sure of unequal distribution.
From business line : India should tax the rich more and enhance the tax-GDP ratio by increasing revenue from direct sources of tax to fund inclusive development, civil society organisations urged in their budget proposals for 2013-14 on Tuesday
This is the reason i too chose option 2. Though decrease in the ratio may point out unequal distribution, my fear is that it may not indicate that too!
haha few coaching gave A and few B but noone A n B !!! Roman Saini says A,B both ya nether kuch bhi ho sakta.............but the answer given where the Q was taken is both
If we go by the ans from where qsn ka picked ..then ans for that qsn shd be nandadevi which has been picked from PD
haha few coaching gave A and few B but noone A n B !!! Roman Saini says A,B both ya nether kuch bhi ho sakta.............but the answer given where the Q was taken is both
i too marked 2 only. But decrease in tax-gdp ratio may not indicate unequal distribution of NI. Tax collection will obviously come down when gdp decreases. In that case we can't be sure of unequal distribution.
From business line : India should tax the rich more and enhance the tax-GDP ratio by increasing revenue from direct sources of tax to fund inclusive development, civil society organisations urged in their budget proposals for 2013-14 on Tuesday
This is the reason i too chose option 2. Though decrease in the ratio may point out unequal distribution, my fear is that it may not indicate that too!
May ..may not..proably yes..probably not.definitely true.probably true..etc pe jaoge kisi qsn ka definite answer nahi pata lagega..
i too marked 2 only. But decrease in tax-gdp ratio may not indicate unequal distribution of NI. Tax collection will obviously come down when gdp decreases. In that case we can't be sure of unequal distribution.
From business line : India should tax the rich more and enhance the tax-GDP ratio by increasing revenue from direct sources of tax to fund inclusive development, civil society organisations urged in their budget proposals for 2013-14 on Tuesday
This is the reason i too chose option 2. Though decrease in the ratio may point out unequal distribution, my fear is that it may not indicate that too!
May ..may not..proably yes..probably not.definitely true.probably true..etc pe jaoge kisi qsn ka definite answer nahi pata lagega..
hope it is 2 only. But i have a bad feeling about this question.
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India should tax the rich more and enhance the tax-GDP ratio by increasing revenue from direct sources of tax to fund inclusive development, civil society organisations urged in their budget proposals for 2013-14 on Tuesday
Ha ha ha
Moreover don't get confused between low tax to gdp and decrease in tax to gdp ratio