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Business, 10.02.2021 02:40, mayhy100

Which option identifies the type of budget Joe is working on in the following scenario? Tony and Gary advertise harvesting for hire" in the “corn belt" of lowa. Joe has a bumper crop of grain this year, but he does not own a combine, so he decides to hire Tony and Gary. 1) capital budget
2) personal budget
3) operating budget
4) cash flow budget​

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