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The Government. - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Revenue receipts
        
        Taxation Receipts
        
        Direct Taxes
        
        Indirect Taxes
        
        Non-Taxation Receipts
        
        Dividents and profits from PSUs
        
        Interest income on loans given by the Government
        
        Selling Goods and Services
        
        Grants Received by the government.
        
        Fees, Fines and User charges
        
        Income from Mint.
      - Revenue Expenditure
        
        Interests Paid
        
        Grants Given
        
        Subsidies
        
        Defence
        
        Pension
        
        Civil Administration, Law and order etc..
    - - Capital Receipts
        
        Debt Receipts
        
        Internal Debts
        
        External Debts
        
        Non Debt receipts
        
        Sale of Assets by Government
        
        Recovery of past loans by the PSUs, States and UTs
        
        Receipts from disinvestments
        
        Small savings
        
        Provident fund
      - Capital Expenditure
        
        Loans issued
        
        Repayment of past loans
        
        Expenditure on Infrastructure
- - - - Public goods: Certain goods referred to as public goods( such as defence, roads, public administration) which are provided by the government. Economists define public goods as non-rivalrous and non-excludable.
      - Private goods: Goods that are rivalrous and excludable.