What are the modes of fiscal revenue and expenditure?

The fiscal revenue and expenditure model mainly includes:

Income model: refers to the relationship between national total income and total expenditure in a certain period. It mainly includes: tax revenue model, non-tax revenue model, social insurance fund income model, etc.

Expenditure pattern: refers to the relationship between total expenditure and total income of a country in a certain period. It mainly includes: government expenditure model, social security expenditure model, financial investment expenditure model and so on.

Deficit model: refers to the fiscal policy when the total national income is less than the total expenditure in a certain period of time. Mainly includes: surplus model, equilibrium model, recession model and so on.

Balanced mode: refers to the fiscal policy when the total national income is greater than the total expenditure in a certain period of time. Mainly includes: deficit model, balance model, surplus model and so on.

The purpose of fiscal revenue and expenditure model is to evaluate whether the government's fiscal policy is reasonable and effective in a certain period and whether the country's financial situation is healthy.