In what ways are public sector budgeting and private sector budgeting different? a) Private budgeting is...
In what ways are public sector budgeting and private sector
budgeting different?
a) Private budgeting is constrained by a fixed level of resources.
b) Public budgeting decisions are motivated by “coverage.” c)
Private budgeting decisions are motivated by the profit motive. d)
Public budgeting at the national level has no fixed resources
constraints e) All of the above.
Homework Answers
In what ways are public sector budgeting and private sector budgeting different?
Private budgeting is constrained by a fixed level of resources
AND
Public budgeting decisions are motivated by “coverage.
AND
Private budgeting decisions are motivated by the profit motive
AND
Public budgeting at the national level has no fixed resources constraints
SO,ANSWER WOULD BE e) All of the above.
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