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The budget of a stakeholder is the amount of money it can spend during a session, budgetary considerations and targets can guide the stakeholder in its spendings. The amount of money a stakeholder has during a game is influenced by [[Income]] and [[Cost]]. | The budget of a stakeholder is the amount of money it can spend during a session, budgetary considerations and targets can guide the stakeholder in its spendings. The amount of money a stakeholder has during a game is influenced by [[Income]] and [[Cost]]. | ||
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Every stakeholder has a start budget, which can be used during a [[Project_Session|session]]. There are various ways to get an insight into the financial status and the income and expenses of a stakeholder during a session. | Every stakeholder has a start budget, which can be used during a [[Project_Session|session]]. There are various ways to get an insight into the financial status and the income and expenses of a stakeholder during a session. | ||
Revision as of 08:46, 6 October 2022
The budget of a stakeholder is the amount of money it can spend during a session, budgetary considerations and targets can guide the stakeholder in its spendings. The amount of money a stakeholder has during a game is influenced by Income and Cost.
Every stakeholder has a start budget, which can be used during a session. There are various ways to get an insight into the financial status and the income and expenses of a stakeholder during a session. The budget can be accessed during a session via the financial system, this option can be added via the action menu.
The budget overview can be added to a stakeholder by first adding a new action and subsequently selecting finance in the Special Options dropdown menu. This overview gives a convenient and quick insight in the expenses and income of a stakeholder. The Budget (Indicator) is another useful tool to gain insight into the cost balance of a stakeholder.
Notes
- This page refers to Budget as the total of income and cost, not to be confused with the Budget (Indicator), an indicator assessing financial targets and income and expenses of a stakeholder.