Cutting a project's budget sufficiently to stop progress without actually killing the project is referred to as __________.
A)termination by addition
B)termination by extinction
C)termination by starvation
D)termination by subtraction

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Termination by starvation is the process of cutting a project's budget to the extent that progress is hindered, but the project is not completely terminated. This is often done when there is a need to reduce costs but still maintain some level of development or work on a project. Termination by addition, extinction, and subtraction are not terms commonly used in project management.

Cutting a Project's Budget Sufficiently to Stop Progress Without Actually