THE national budget essentially entails the use of government spending and taxation to influence the economy. It is an instrument of resource allocation in order to ensure not just a rapid pace of gross domestic product (GDP) growth, but also the achievement of important development imperatives such as price stability, employment creation and poverty reduction.
Prosper Chitambara :Economist
Overall, the macroeconomic and development performance of a country depends on how well its public resources are managed. Ultimately, the problem of underdevelopment is a stewardship problem.The Minister of Finance and Economic Development is expected to present the 2021 national budget […]
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