Abstract
The current research “Public Expenditure and Economic Growth in India: A Conceptual Study: ” looked into the connection between public spending and the nation’s economic Growth. A study demonstrates that India’s economic development is significantly influenced by governmental spending. The government fosters an environment that is favourable to economic growth by spending money on social welfare programmes, research and development, infrastructure, and human resources. Empirical studies have consistently shown positive correlations between public expenditure and economic growth. However, effective management of resources, fiscal discipline, and improved governance are essential for optimal utilization of public funds. By addressing these challenges, India can harness the full potential of public expenditure to fuel sustainable economic growth and improve the standard of living for its citizens.
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