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Explicit cost dynamics : an alternative to activity-based costing / Reginald Tomas Yu-Lee.
Lippincott Library HF5686.C8 Y82 2001
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- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Yu-Lee, Reginald Tomas, 1964-
- Series:
- Wiley cost management series
- [Wiley cost management series]
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Direct costing.
- Cost accounting.
- Physical Description:
- xvii, 220 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm.
- Place of Publication:
- New York : Wiley, [2001]
- Contents:
- Chapter 1 Limitations of Cost Accounting 1
- Improving Profitability 2
- Management Competence 6
- Need to Account for Costs 6
- Impact of Standard Costing on Operations 13
- Activity-Based Costing 19
- Need for Nonallocation Cost Management 21
- Chapter 2 What is Explicit Cost Dynamics? 23
- What Does the Name Explicit Cost Dynamics Mean? 23
- Nonallocation Cost Management 27
- Explicit Costs and Implicit Costs 36
- Explicit Cost Dynamics Cost Definitions 41
- Why is ECD Necessary? 43
- Chapter 3 Understanding Explicit Cost Dynamics Costs 45
- Cost Dynamics 45
- Cost Types 49
- Total Cost 56
- Total Cost as a Multidimensional Function 57
- Managing Total Cost 64
- Objective of Cost Management 64
- Costs Must Still Be Reduced 65
- Chapter 4 Profit Dynamics 69
- System Dynamics and Time 70
- Explicit Profit Dynamics 76
- Chapter 5 Basic Explicit Cost Dynamics Measures 91
- Traditional Approach 92
- Progressive Approach 93
- Activity-Based Costing Approach 94
- Who Is Right? 94
- Allocation 95
- Can the Unit Price Be Determined? 96
- Objective of Cost Management 97
- Explicit Cost Dynamics Measures 98
- Cost Recovery Ratio 101
- Program Margin 102
- Answer to the Example Using the ECD Approach 104
- Chapter 6 Degree of Freedom Management 107
- Related Activities and Causal Relationships 108
- Degree of Freedom Management 109
- What Is a Degree of Freedom? 110
- Creating and Destroying Degrees of Freedom 115
- Coupled and Decoupled Decisions and Program Justification 119
- Chapter 7 Operational Inconsistencies 123
- Learning and Experience Curve 123
- Economies of Scale 126
- Optimum Order Quantities 131
- Machine Utilization and Efficiency 135
- Operation Balancing 139
- Chapter 8 Resource and Program Management 143
- Resource Costs 143
- Resource Cost Dynamics 147
- Program Costs 149
- Program Types 149
- Chapter 9 Practical Use 169
- Time 169
- Time and Operations Improvements 175
- Addressing the Potential Danger of Transfer Costing 178
- Product and Service Rationalization 181
- Outsourcing and Make Versus Buy 182
- Product Pricing Considerations Using CRR 185
- Chapter 10 Implementing Explicit Cost Dynamics 191
- Organization 191
- Programs 195
- Cost Management 200
- Systems and Technologies 205
- Ensuring a Successful Implementation 212.
- Notes:
- Series statement taken from book jacket.
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- ISBN:
- 0471389439
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