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The concepts of quota and indicator in budgeting
Reference: Budget rating, budget index
Norms for preliminary estimate; norms for approximate estimate. Estimates indices: indexes for approximate estimate
Estimate rates, Estimate indices
Personally, I think it would be more appropriate to replace \"index\" with \"indicator\" above.
If we use BUDGET, then what’s the meaning of an estimate?
Just FYI. Norms for budgetary estimate or Ration for budgetary estimate: Guidelines for budgetary estimate
Theoretically, an estimate and a budget are different – they represent two distinct concepts. However, in practice, it first depends on the size of the company, and secondly on its specific requirements. Many companies have loose requirements, and there is no distinction between estimates and budgets. So it depends on the original poster on the first floor to explain in detail the requirements of their company. budget, as an estimated amount, also works
Hehe, I saw the following explanation in Kingsoft Dictionary: 1. principal financial indicators; 2. indicators of economic development. Could the original poster provide some relevant examples and explanations?
The \"Estimate Indexes for Petrochemical Installation Projects\" and the \"Cost Quotas for Petrochemical Installation Projects\" – quotas represent specified amounts; in a broader sense, they also denote quantitative limits for dealing with specific matters. The construction project quota is the specified amount of labor, materials, machinery, and capital consumed per unit of product in construction projects, at a certain level of productivity. Budgetary indicators refer to standards that measure the quantities of labor, materials, and machinery used, based on a standard budget for a particular design. The estimated index is more comprehensive and expanded than the estimated quota; it serves as the basis for preparing the preliminary design estimate
Reference: Fixed budget quotas --- Overview of fixed budgets; Budget indicators --- Overview of budget indicators