Cost accounting

Author: Yang Cuiping
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: Cost Accounting reflects the writing features of "easy to learn, easy to teach."
Easy to Learn: Concepts and content introductions are concise and easy to understand, aligning with students' cognitive abilities.
Easy to Teach: Utilizing case studies for guidance, examples for analysis, and solved problems, it helps students understand the content while reducing instructors' teaching pressure. It enhances practical training and improves hands-on skills. A dedicated training textbook is provided for students to practice, review, and reinforce their learning. It adopts an innovative writing format and incorporates various hint modules. Some textbooks use case studies for guidance, leading the entire book and making it easier for students to grasp. The book is divided into three parts:
Part 1: Basic Concepts discusses the scope of costs, the functions of cost accounting, accounting procedures, and requirements.
Part 2: Cost Allocation introduces the accounting, accumulation, and allocation of product production costs.
Part 3: Cost Analysis covers the preparation and analysis of cost statements.