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Union Budget

The Finance Minister should consider the well-established principles of demand and supply in the next Budget.

If the supply of money is increased, it will reduce the value of money, thereby reducing its purchasing power, resulting in an increase in the price of goods and services. The rate of interest should be increased to incentivise saving and restricting supply of money in circulation.

C. K. Aggarwal

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