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The word budget is derived from the ___________ word 'bougette'.

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Latin

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German

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French

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none of the above

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The correct option is C French
The word budget is derived from a french word 'bougette' which means 'little bag' from where the budget concept was derived and after years of development the budget for every single country was started getting prepared.

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