MCQ practice · SSC Bangladesh and Global Studies Board questions · Chapter 12: The Financial and Banking Systems of the Government of Bangladesh
The money the Bangladesh government spends for floods, droughts and the like is what kind of expenditure of the government?
Think it through first, then pick an option.
- a Expected expenditure
- b Unexpected expenditure
- c Social welfare expenditure
- d Health and family welfare expenditure
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: b Unexpected expenditure
Spending to face floods, cyclones, droughts, surges and epidemics is unexpected expenditure.
Why the other options are wrong
- a Expected expenditure: Spending for floods and droughts cannot be foreseen, so the book calls it unexpected expenditure.
- c Social welfare expenditure: Social welfare spending is for regular welfare programmes; emergency disaster spending is unexpected expenditure.
- d Health and family welfare expenditure: Health and family welfare covers hospitals and disease prevention, not disaster response.
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