In this type of control system, the master budget is based on a single prediction for sales volume, and the budgeted amount for each cost essentially assumes that a specific amount of sales will occur:

a. Sales budget.

b. Standard budget.

c. Flexible budget.

d. Fixed budget.

e. Variable budget.

A fixed budget, also known as a constant budget, refers to a financial plan predicated on the idea that during a time similar quantities of goods are sold. In other terms, a specified amount of sales or profits is focused on predetermined budgets.

This is a simple way for executives to schedule costs and expenditures when they expect that over a period of time volume of sales and total income will be a fixed amount.

For some businesses, a flat budget has some benefits. Because of their convenience, fixed budgets are quick and easy to make, allowing management to concentrate on tasks rather than analyzing them. Flat budgets are indeed valuable in enterprises with annual patterns that are consistent.

In this type of control system, the master budget is based on a single prediction for sales volume, and the budgeted amount for each cost essentially assumes that a specific amount of sales will occur: a. Sales budget. b. Standard budget. c. Flexible budget. d. Fixed budget. e. Variable budget.

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