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A State Government obtains a loan from a commercial bank to build a new highway. This loan is a:

ARevenue receipt, as it is a current income for the state.

BCapital expenditure, as it is used for infrastructure development.

CRevenue expenditure, as it is a recurring cost for the state.

DCapital receipt, as it increases the state's liability.

Answer:

D. Capital receipt, as it increases the state's liability.

Read Explanation:

  • A loan from any source, including a commercial bank, must be repaid, thereby increasing the government's liabilities and classifying it as a capital receipt.


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