Which budgeting approach is often used when the relationship between inputs and outputs are weak or nonexistent?

a. activity approach

b. minimum level approach

c. incremental approach

d. input/output approach?

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Wayne Guerra

13 June, 07:23

Which budgeting approach is often used when the relationship between inputs and outputs are weak or nonexistent?

a. activity approach

b. minimum level approach

c. incremental approach

d. input/output approach?

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Danny Yoder · Answer 1

The answer is "c. incremental approach".

Explanation:

The incremental approach refers to the approach which is used for spending plans costs for a coming period as a dollar or rate change from the amount planned for some past period. The incremental approach is generally utilized in government and organizations that are not-for-profit.

Which budgeting approach is often used when the relationship between inputs and outputs are weak or nonexistent?a. activity approachb. minimum level approachc. incremental approachd. input/output approach?

Which budgeting approach is often used when the relationship between inputs and outputs are weak or nonexistent?

a. activity approach

b. minimum level approach

c. incremental approach

d. input/output approach?