Program/Performance Budgeting Is a System of Resource Allocation That

question 23

Multiple Choice

Program/Performance Budgeting is a system of resource allocation that

• A) establishes long-range planning goals and contains a cost-benefit analysis of existing and proposed programs
• B) focuses on the cost of each item
• C) focuses on the degree to which organizational goals and objectives are
• Met
• D) organizes the budget document by operation and performance, and links these to performance levels

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