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An Introduction to Cost Terms and Purposes
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Flexible Budgets and Standard Cost
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Characteristics of Capacity
The choice of a capacity size is usually the result of capital-budgeting decisions, which are reached after studying the expected impact of ...
Purposes Of Management Accounting And Financial Accounting:Boundaries of Cost Accounting
Where does "cost accounting" fit within the above framework? In its broadest sense,cost accounting has the same three ma...
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Many accountants reject the normal-volume notion and maintain that each year must .stand by itself; that is, each year's overhea...
Standards for Control:Presence of Expected Variances
Currently attainable standards may be used simultaneously for product costing, master budgets, and motivation. Throughout the illustrations ...
Costs in General:Cost System
Cost accumulation is the collection of cost data in an organized way via an accounting system. The word system implies regularity-for exampl...
Costs in general:Cost objectives
Accountants usually define costs as resources sacrificed or foregone to achieve a specific objective. For now, consider costs as b...
Standards for Control:Current Attainability
How demanding should standards be? Should they express perfection, or should they allow for the various factors that prevent perfect perform...
Cost-Volume-Profit Assumptions:Relevant Range
The modified chart highlights the fact that tenuous, static assumptions underlie a graph of cost-volume-profit relationships. The sales and ...
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