Question Tag: Budget Setting

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The intentional overestimation of expenses and/or underestimation of revenue in a budget is the definition of:

A. Budget slack
B. Sub-optimization
C. Budget targets
D. Incremental budgeting
E. Budget setting

Answer: A

Explanation:
Budget slack refers to the deliberate overestimation of expenses or underestimation of revenue in a budget to make it easier to achieve financial targets. It is used to create a buffer for unforeseen expenses or to ensure that performance appears better than expected.