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--- acq:money_tracking [2009/10/15 15:30] – getting some thoughts on paper erickson
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 ====== Philosophies for tracking money ======
-=== Two extremes for managing funding source allocations, funding sources, and funds. ===
+==== Two extremes for managing funding source allocations, funding sources, and funds. ====
-  * The one-to-one philosophy
+== The one-to-one philosophy ==
-    * Money from a given external source that has a spending deadline, goes into its own funding source.
+  * Money from a given external source that has a spending deadline, goes into its own funding source.
-    * A fund only receives money from 1 funding source (no multiple funding-source inheritance).
+  * A fund only receives money from 1 funding source (no multiple funding-source inheritance).
-    * Typically, this means a new set of funding sources each year.
+  * Typically, this means a new set of funding sources each year.
-    * The funding source is the "root" of the money, not the individual credits into the funding source
+  * The funding source is the "root" of the money, not the individual credits into the funding source
-    * {{:acq:acq_money_simple.png|}}
+  * {{:acq:acq_money_simple.png|}}
-  * The multiverse philosophy
+== The multiverse philosophy ==
-    * Money with different spending deadlines may be part of the same funding source
+  * Money with different spending deadlines may be part of the same funding source
-    * Funds receive money from multiple funding sources
+  * Funds receive money from multiple funding sources
-    * The funding source credit is the "root" of all money and tracks the spending deadline
+  * The funding source credit is the "root" of all money and tracks the spending deadline
-    * {{:acq:acq_money_mingled.png|}}
+  * {{:acq:acq_money_mingled.png|}}