Unless Properly Controlled, a "Bottom-Up" Budgeting Process Can Lead To

question 98

Multiple Choice

Unless properly controlled, a "bottom-up" budgeting process can lead to:

• A) Excessively tight (i.e., difficult-to-achieve) budgets.
• B) Easy budget targets.
• C) Excessive downward communication.
• D) Reduced incentives for participation.
• E) Reduced levels of "budgetary slack."

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Definitions:

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Department Store

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