The document summarizes a group presentation on public revenue by students named Murtaza Ali, Farasat Ali, Muhammad Baqir, and Zain Ul Abideen. It defines public revenue as the income of a government through all sources in a year. The main sources of public revenue are discussed as taxes (direct and indirect) and non-taxes such as fees, fines, gifts and grants, interest and dividends, special assessments, and currency and mintage. The role of public revenue in economic development is outlined, including funding social benefits, infrastructure, subsidies, increasing GDP and standards of living, and reducing the need for government borrowing.
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