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Business Fundamentals As Taught At the Harvard Business School: Understanding Costs by William J. Bruns Jr., Robin Cooper, Robert S. Kaplan, Donella M. Rapier, Arthur Schleifer, Jr. is a book available to read on EtoBox.
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Understanding Costs For Management Decisions -- A Brief Introduction To Cost Accounting -- Accounting For Indirect Costs -- Activity Accounting : Another Way To Measure Costs -- Standard Costs And Variance Analysis -- Basic Capital Investment Analysis -- Relevant Costs And Revenues -- One Cost System Isn't Enough -- Measure Costs Right : Make The Right Decisions -- Appendix : Destin Brass Products Co., Waltham Motors Division, Kanthal (a). [contributors, William J. Bruns, Jr. ... Et. Al.]. Hbs Number: 9261--cover. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 101-103).
- Author
- William J. Bruns Jr., Robin Cooper, Robert S. Kaplan, Donella M. Rapier, Arthur Schleifer, Jr.
- Publisher
- Harvard Business School Publishing
- Published
- 1999
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780875849263
- Subjects
- Business
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