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use of resources, infl uencing the distribution of income, con-
trolling the quantity of money, controlling fl uctuations, ensur-
ing full employment and infl uencing the level of investment.”
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(vi) To promote and maintain high level of economic activities:
Today, government participation is considered as an essential
ingredient of high and rising levels of economic activities for
both developing and developed countries.
(vii) As sources of income and expenditure: In developed market
economies, budgets of governments exercise a very signifi cant
infl uence over the economy. In a number of these countries,
government revenue as well as expenditure exceed one-third
of the GDP.
(viii)