A Comparative Study on Fiscal Policy in Agriculture in Comparison Between Cities and Villages in India

Fiscal rules can assist to create an enabling framework for a greater sustainable agriculture and meals manufacturing gadget, complementing other strategies along with regulatory units, marketplace-based total mechanisms, information gear and voluntary measures. However, subsidy reform in the agriculture sector is a sensitive topic, elevating concerns about production fees, effects on competitiveness, food safety, and small-holder farmers. The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) undertakes global research at the influences of agriculture-associated subsidies and provides advice to nations on how reforming economic guidelines can create an allowing environment to mobilize finance in the direction of sustainable agriculture, encourage more sustainable practices in the sector and support shipping of the SDGs and NDCs. UNEP promises this work in collaboration with partners thru current networks and partnerships along with the Green Fiscal Policy Network, Partnership for Action on Green Economy (PAGE), Good Growth. Empirical research is carried out by a convenient sampling method. This study has both primary and secondary data. The secondary data is collected from various journals and websites. The total sample size is 330. The independent variables are age, gender, occupation, place of living, educational qualification. The dependent variable is fiscal policy of the government that is effective in comparison between cities and villages. This study used percentage, graphs, charts, chi square test for meaningful analysis.