Which of the following statements about the India?s tax-GDP ratio is True ?A. India?s tax-GDP ratio is highest in the world.B. India?s tax-GDP ratio is 56%, which is the lowest in the world.C. India?s tax-GDP ratio is lowest in the World and as a result very less of the value added to the economy goes in the hands of the Government.

Which of the following statements about the India?s tax-GDP ratio is True ?
A. India?s tax-GDP ratio is highest in the world.
B. India?s tax-GDP ratio is 56%, which is the lowest in the world.
C. India?s tax-GDP ratio is lowest in the World and as a result very less of the value added to the economy goes in the hands of the Government.
1). Only A
2). Only B
3). Only A and B
4). Only B and C

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