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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 4 · 25 questions

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  1. Cash budget
  2. Production budget
  3. Recruitment budget
  4. Attendance budget
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  1. Long-term planning and investment view may be missed
  2. All expenses will disappear
  3. Budget will not remain numerical
  4. Control will always be perfect
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  1. When actual expenses are to be hidden
  2. When only making target easier
  3. When a major tax rate change changes budget assumptions
  4. When no data is available
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  1. complete learning from performance / Complete learning from performance
  2. sales forecasting / Sales forecasting
  3. entry rule / Entry rule
  4. office policy / Office policy
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  1. Forecast states expected condition while budget becomes an approved action plan and control standard
  2. Budget is never an estimate
  3. Forecast is always a rule
  4. Both have no relation with planning
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  1. Disconnect from ground reality
  2. Automatic increase in cash receipts
  3. all costs becoming zero / All costs becoming zero
  4. rules becoming policies / Rules becoming policies
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  1. When labour hours depend on produced units
  2. When staff canteen menu is prepared
  3. When office paint changes
  4. When visitor register is made
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  1. budget-induced dysfunctional behaviour / Budget-induced dysfunctional behaviour
  2. perfect coordination / Perfect coordination
  3. cash inflow certainty / Cash inflow certainty
  4. policy clarity / Policy clarity
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  1. Entry rule
  2. budgeted balance sheet / Budgeted balance sheet
  3. Procedure flow chart
  4. Customer policy
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  1. wrong production timing and stock imbalance / Wrong production timing and stock imbalance
  2. better rule enforcement / Better rule enforcement
  3. zero cash payment / Zero cash payment
  4. policy clarity / Policy clarity
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  1. Inferior raw material was used to meet cost target
  2. Quality budget is adequate
  3. Sales and production are aligned
  4. Actual data is timely
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  1. Review supplier payments and borrowing schedule
  2. Change office logo
  3. Ignore production method
  4. Delete budget records
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  1. Government tax rate suddenly changes
  2. Manager deliberately kept target low
  3. Purchase order was not recorded
  4. Stock counting was wrong
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  1. Responsible people will not know targets and limits
  2. Cash will always remain surplus
  3. Sales will automatically double
  4. budget becomes law / Budget becomes law
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  1. If collection pattern is wrongly estimated
  2. If production capacity is known
  3. If sales quantity is realistic
  4. If price list is approved
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  1. Disconnect between strategy and resource allocation
  2. Budgetary control is perfect
  3. Cash receipts are guaranteed
  4. Rules are highly clear
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  1. cash budget with financing section / Cash budget with financing section
  2. conduct rule / Conduct rule
  3. sales slogan plan / Sales slogan plan
  4. visitor procedure / Visitor procedure
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  1. Profit and cash flow timing may differ
  2. Profit budget is always useless
  3. Cash balance has no relation to business
  4. Budget was not numerical
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  1. When departmental managers get decision authority within approved limits
  2. When only top manager takes all decisions
  3. When budget is kept secret
  4. When actual results are not recorded
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  1. Lack of budget effectiveness evaluation
  2. cash surplus certainty / Certainty of cash surplus
  3. production accuracy / Production accuracy
  4. rule clarity / Rule clarity
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  1. When material cost exceeds budget and the cause is unclear
  2. When logo is redesigned
  3. When office timing changes
  4. When visitor pass is printed
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  1. Quality outcome may be missed
  2. Cash inflow will be guaranteed
  3. Production units will double
  4. Rules will be unnecessary
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  1. When expenditure is high-value and strategically important
  2. When choosing office pen colour
  3. When cleaning notice board
  4. When announcing tea break
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  1. Budget gaming and resource waste
  2. perfect efficiency / Perfect efficiency
  3. cash surplus planning / Cash surplus planning
  4. rule compliance / Rule compliance
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  1. It connects strategy, resources, responsibility and control in numerical form
  2. It only stops expenditure
  3. It always replaces rule
  4. It is prepared without assumptions

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