A Negotiated Budgeting Process Is

question 16

Multiple Choice

A negotiated budgeting process is:

• A) Less effective than an authoritative budget.
• B) An alternative way to express a "bottom-up" approach to budget preparation.
• C) A combination of "top-down" and "bottom-up" approaches to budget preparation.
• D) Less costly to implement than an imposed (i.e., authoritative) budget.
• E) Generally completed after one round of negotiation.

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