DIP: 18.02.015/20220703 
DOI: 10.25215/2455/0703015 
Abstract
The current study only uses secondary data in its analysis. The study’s goal is to find out how government expenditure affects the economic growth of India. GDP was treated as the dependent variable, whereas government expenditure was treated as an independent variable. The impact of an independent variable on a dependent variable was examined using regression analysis. The period from 2001–02 to 2018–19 was selected to examine patterns in both economic growth and government expenditures. According to the study, government spending has a significant effect on India’s economic growth. According to the study, an increase in government expenditure of one-unit results in a 0.99% increase in GDP growth. This is because public expenditure creates multiple effects in an economy.
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