برای اینکه کمتر خرج کنم، هزینه‌های روزمره را مدیریت می‌کنم.

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Why does the verb kharj konam not have a mi- or be- prefix here?
This is the present subjunctive form of the compound verb kharj kardan (to spend). It is in the subjunctive because it follows barâ-ye inke (in order to / so that), which introduces an explicit purpose clause. For many compound verbs using kardan, the subjunctive prefix be- is dropped, leaving just konam instead of bokonam.
How does barâ-ye inke differ from just using barâ-ye?
Barâ-ye means "for" and is used before nouns or pronouns (like "for you"). When you want to say "in order to" or "so that" and follow it with a full clause containing a verb (like "so that I spend less"), you must add inke to connect it, giving you barâ-ye inke.
Both kharj and hazine relate to money. How are they used differently in this sentence?
Kharj is being used as the non-verbal part of the compound verb kharj kardan, which means the action of "to spend". Hazine is a noun meaning "expense" or "cost". In this sentence, hazine-hâ is the plural noun "expenses" that the speaker is managing.
Why does the object marker come after ruzmarre instead of directly after hazine-hâ?
The marker must attach to the very end of the entire specific direct object phrase. Because the specific object being managed is the full noun phrase "the daily expenses" (hazine-hâ-ye ruzmarre), the goes after the adjective, rather than directly after the noun.

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