Not using a demand-sensitive approach in budget consolidation could lead to inaccurate financial analysis and decision-making. It could result in overestimation or underestimation of budget requirements, leading to either wastage of resources or shortage of funds. It could also lead to missed opportunities for growth, as the budget may not be aligned with market demand.
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Illustrate relationships in your financial and budgeting data with graphs to make it more appealing. For more graphs, consider using our presentation collection or our collection. Budget consolidation is critical in cases where interest eats into revenue. When consolidating, remember that consolidation should be growth-sensitive and demand-sensitive for a more assertive analysis.