Assertion (A): Borrowing by the government is a capital receipt.
Reason (R): Borrowing creates a liability that the government must repay.

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Any receipt that creates a liability is a capital receipt. R explains A.

Concept: Borrowing as a capital receipt
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Assertion (A): Borrowing by the government is a capital receipt.Reason (R): Borrowing creates a liability that the government must repay.

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Assertion (A): Borrowing by the government is a capital receipt.
Reason (R): Borrowing creates a liability that the government must repay.