Budget Constraints Exist for Consumers Because

question 526

Multiple Choice

Budget constraints exist for consumers because

• A)their utility from consuming goods eventually reaches a maximum level.
• B)even with unlimited incomes they have to pay for each good they consume.
• C)they have to pay for goods, and they have limited incomes.
• D)prices and incomes are inversely related.

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Definitions:

Budgeted Amounts

Estimated financial figures used for planning purposes, outlining the expected revenues, expenses, and other financial transactions for a future period.

Actual Amounts

Actual amounts refer to the true or real figures that have been recorded in financial transactions, not estimates or projections.

Flexible Budget

A budget that adjusts or flexes with changes in volume or activity levels, allowing for a more accurate comparison of actual vs. budgeted performance.

Predicted Amount

An estimated figure or value expected to be achieved in the future based on current data and trends.