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The governments high level of spending is the primary reason for the countrys fiscal challenges. Pakistans government expenditures have been increasing docHubly over the past few years, which has led to a substantial increase in its budget deficit.
This study found that labor force, gross capital formation, research and developmental expenditure , military expenditure and interest payment on external debt are docHub at 1%, expenditure on education, and compensation to employees are docHub at 5% and goods and services expenditure is docHub at 10%
In the budget 2021-22, Rs1. 3 trillion or 18% of the current expenditure has been set aside for defence services, Rs500+ billion for pensions and Rs479 billion for running of the civil government, besides interest payments claiming the lions share of 40%. Other major heads include grants and transfers of Rs1.
The Federal Budget in the country comprises of Revenue Budget and Capital Budget. While the Revenue Budget is constituted by both Revenue Receipts as well as the Current/Non-development Expenditures; the Capital Budget comprises both Capital Receipts and Developmental Expenditure.
government: More than 53 percent of federal governments expenditure is on interest payments on debt, defense spending and salaries and remuneration. Another 29 percent is allocated towards subsidies and grants (such as on electricity and oil).
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The Pakistani government presented the annual budget for the fiscal year 2023-2024 in parliament on Friday, totaling 14 trillion rupees (approximately $50.4 billion) amid political tensions and high inflation.
Fiscal deficit reduced to 4.6% of GDP (Rs. 3,929.3 billion) during Jul-Apr FY2023 against 4.9% of GDP (Rs. 3,275.2 billion) in the same period of last year. Similarly, the primary balance posted a surplus of Rs.
ing to the budget, the countrys total expenditure for the next fiscal year starting on July 1 is 13,320 billion rupees, with gross revenue estimated at 12,163 billion rupees.

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