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dalvyx [7]
3 years ago
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b. What kinds of information from previous budgets would be helpful for Talar to have on hand when she presents her budget to th

e Activities Committee? (2 points)
Business
1 answer:
Andrew [12]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

- The time they took to complete, the places where they got their raw materials from, the duration for which they worked daily.

Explanation:

The above information from the previous budgets must be helpful to Talar while presenting her budget before the Activities Committee as this will assist her in showing how her present budget is dealing with each aspect of the organization and also consider the missing elements of the previous budget. The information associated with 'time consumed to complete the target, the places for raw materials, and the work hours' would help in showing how she has anticipated the cost of production and labor cost while preparing the budget. Thus, this information will establish the credibility of her claims.

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