COST MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING AND CONTROL (5TH EDITION): PART 2

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The Management Accountant
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Chapter 8 - Controlling other expenses. This chapter presents the following content: Other expenses; controllable and non-controllable other expenses; fixed, variable, and mixed other expenses; monitoring other expenses; managing other expenses; technology tools.

Chapter 9 - Analyzing results using the income statement.This chapter presents the following content: Introduction to financial analysis, uniform system of accounts, income statement (USAR format), analysis of sales/volume, analysis of food expense.

Chapter 12 - Global dimensions of cost control. This chapter presents the following content: Multinational foodservice operations, managing in a global economy, cost control challenges in global operations.

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Lecture Project management in practice - Chapter 10: Project quality management. This chapter presents the following content: Cost of quality, planning for quality assurance, planning for quality control, planning for quality assurance and quality control,...

Factors Affecting Direct/Indirect Cost Classifications
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ACCOUNTING CONCEPTS Absorption costing Earned/unearned revenue Accrual basis accounting Inventory costing methods Accounting control Matching Cash basis accounting Planning Cost Standard[r]

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