A continuous (rolling) budget is one that

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AAdds a new period as each period elapses, always maintaining a set horizon
BIs fixed for the full year with no updates
CCovers only capital projects
DIs used solely for cash forecasting

✓ Correct answer: A. Adds a new period as each period elapses, always maintaining a set horizon A rolling budget continually adds a future month or quarter as the current one ends, keeping a constant forward-looking horizon (e.g., always 12 months).

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