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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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