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Zero-based budgeting	An administrative budget that requires unit directors to justify every expense without reference previous spending patterns.
Fixed budgeting	Requires an ATC to project both expenditures and program income on month-by-month basis to determine total program costs and revenues for the fiscal year
Variable budgeting	Requires that expenditures for any given time period to be adjusted according to revenues for the same period.
Lump-sum budgeting	A parent organization provides and ATC with a fixed sum of money and the authority to spend that money any way he sees fit.
Line-item budgeting	Requires the ATC to list anticipated expenditures for specific categories of program subfunctions.
Performance budgeting	Breaks the function of a sports medicine program into discrete activities and appropriates the funds necessary to accomplish these activities

Ch. 4 Types of budgets - short answer

	Created by Tamara Jacob about 8 years ago