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Business Studies

Budget

In Class 12 Business Studies, the topic Budget in the chapter Planning explains how an organisation expresses its expected activities and results in numerical terms for a specific period. Students learn how budgets support planning, coordination and control by setting targets, allocating resources and comparing actual performance with planned figures. The topic also helps them understand how deviations can guide corrective action and improve managerial decision-making.

Expert · Level 3 · 25 questions

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  1. Cash balance will automatically increase
  2. Production will always become zero
  3. Sales estimate may become unrealistic
  4. Rule will turn into a budget
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  1. When an expensive machine is to be purchased and payment timing affects cash
  2. When only office wall colour is to be chosen
  3. When writing employee attendance rule
  4. When deciding customer greeting style
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  1. Excellent cost control
  2. Perfect financial discipline
  3. Creation of cash surplus
  4. Long-term risk due to short-term saving
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  1. When production always remains the same
  2. When actual output is very different from budgeted output
  3. When no expenses are recorded
  4. When only policy has to be written
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  1. Cash flow
  2. Capital investment
  3. Budgetary slack
  4. Sales forecast
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  1. It checks the usefulness of every activity from a fresh base
  2. It repeats the previous budget without checking
  3. It always makes all expenses zero
  4. It turns budget into a rule
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  1. Delete March records
  2. Stop April sales
  3. Treat the budget as irrelevant
  4. Plan short-term finance for March and repayment in April
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  1. Treat all sales as cash receipts in the same period
  2. Show cash receipts according to the collection period
  3. Eliminate the production budget
  4. Treat all cash payments as zero
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  1. When actual data is received on time
  2. When budget is realistic
  3. When punishment is given without knowing the cause of variance
  4. When departments are given targets
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  1. Production quantity does not depend only on sales
  2. Budget is never numerical
  3. A rule is always a budget
  4. Cash budget is useless
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  1. All figures are automatically correct
  2. Need for budget has ended
  3. Rules are stronger
  4. There is a problem in coordination and assumptions
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  1. Small and uncontrollable variance
  2. Large and controllable variance
  3. Colour-related variance
  4. Variance without data
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  1. Misalignment between budget and strategy
  2. Perfection of cash budget
  3. Clarity of rule
  4. Sequence of procedure
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  1. Office logo
  2. Employee nameplate
  3. Cost and purchase price
  4. Purpose of policy
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  1. It is always superior efficiency
  2. It ends the cash budget
  3. It increases the production budget
  4. It may be misleading saving
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  1. When managers provide ground-level facts
  2. When department heads deliberately ask for easy targets
  3. When realistic estimates are used
  4. When communication is open
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  1. When market and demand are changing rapidly
  2. When all conditions are stable
  3. When no forecast is needed
  4. When no budget is to be written
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  1. Training budget
  2. Procedure chart
  3. Cash budget
  4. Conduct rule
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  1. Production may be disrupted due to raw material shortage
  2. Sales will always increase
  3. Cash surplus is certain
  4. Rules will end
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  1. Operational causes and corrective action are not examined after variance report
  2. Actual results are compared with budget
  3. Budget gives targets to responsibility centres
  4. Records are maintained on time
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  1. If the project ignores long-term strategic value and risk analysis
  2. If the project shows cash outflow
  3. If machine purchase is a fixed asset
  4. If payment schedule is prepared
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  1. Resources may get unnecessarily blocked
  2. All expenses will be zero
  3. Cash budget will be removed
  4. Sales target will automatically be achieved
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  1. Always keep targets secret
  2. Never measure actual performance
  3. Targets should be realistic and resistant to manipulation
  4. Remove records
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  1. When lower cost is due to better efficiency
  2. When lower cost is due to stopping safety training
  3. When records are correct
  4. When output is planned
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  1. Inventory mismatch and delivery failure
  2. logo clarity / Logo clarity
  3. office decoration / Office decoration
  4. rule enforcement / Rule enforcement

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