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Cost and management accounting : an introduction

By: Drury, ColinMaterial type: Text

TextPublication details: London : Thomson Learning, 2006Edition: 6th edDescription: xxvi, 596pISBN: 9781844803491; 184480349X Subject(s): Cost accounting | Managerial accountingDDC classification: 657.42

Contents:

1. Introduction to cost and management accounting -- 2. Cost accumulation for inventory valuation and profit measurement -- 3. Information for decision-making -- 4. Information for planning and control.

Summary: This is a text for introductory courses on cost and management accounting. It provides coverage of the elementary principles and techniques of costing and management accounting, and concentrates on the typical syllabus of a first year BA course.

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Includes index

1. Introduction to cost and management accounting --
2. Cost accumulation for inventory valuation and profit measurement --
3. Information for decision-making --
4. Information for planning and control.

This is a text for introductory courses on cost and management accounting. It provides coverage of the elementary principles and techniques of costing and management accounting, and concentrates on the typical syllabus of a first year BA course.

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