Public Provision: - Goods and services provided by the government but produced either by private firms or public enterprises. - Example: Government-funded education, health services, and subsidies.
Public Production: - Goods and services both provided and produced by the government using public resources. - Example: Public sector undertakings (PSUs) like Indian Railways and BSNL.
Key Differences:
Conclusion: Public Provision involves government funding for essential services, whereas Public Production involves direct government management and production.
Column-I | Column-II |
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(a) Non-tax Revenue | (ii) Free-rider |
(b) Indirect Tax | (i) Goods and Services Tax |
(c) Capital expenditure | (iii) Borrowings |
(d) Private goods | (iv) Rivalrous in nature |