Chapter 6 explains a traditional budget system. But budgeting is not a one-de-fits-all endeavor. Other budgetine systems exist, and some are relatively new systems developed in response to dissatisfaction with traditional budetine. What are these other budget systems, what makes them different and when are they appropriate to use? Below is a list of a few budget systems, including the traditional system you're learning In chapter 6. rallile you to choose two of them for more if you want), Budget Systems Traditional Zero Baseid Activity Based Flexible Beyond Budgeting You're welcome to use others as long as they are a corporate budgeting system - no personal finance budgets or software specific budgets Instructions Research the budget systems you selected with the intent of answering the discussion prompts below. Save your sources to include in your post. No "wikisources, please Part 1: In a post answer the following questions 1. Which budget systems did you choose 2. Briefly describe each wstem (2-3 sentences for each is sufficient). 3. Compare and contrast the systems you chose. Consider discussing pros & cons of each type of business to which each might apply age of business to which each might apply start-up vs. older business, and any other characteristic you think is appropriate (23 paragraphs is sutricit) 4 Which do you think is better, and why? Of they're not comparable, why?) 5. What are the links to the sources you used? How to LHV This is in part an exercise in choosing the most relevant information, not everything you find. Keep it concise and where possible beet. All posts should be in your own words - posts that include content copied and pasted from the internet will not receive credit your post should be in