- ISBN: 9780815322405 | 0815322402
- Cover: Hardcover
- Copyright: 3/1/1996
Introduction | |
Trading and profit and loss accounts | p. 1 |
Shipbuilders' accounts | p. 10 |
Engineering costs book-keeping | p. 13 |
Notes on cost records: a neglected branch of accountancy | p. 16 |
Manufacturing costs | p. 26 |
Manufacturing costs as applied to engineering | p. 31 |
Cost accounts - I-IV | p. 50 |
Cost accounts | p. 62 |
Cost accounts | p. 65 |
Cost accounts | p. 67 |
Some notes on cost accounts | p. 69 |
Chartered accountants as experts in commerce and manufacture | p. 77 |
A new system of cost-taking in trade | p. 83 |
The methods of ascertaining costs in a factory where a variety of articles are made, which mostly pass through several processes in the course of manufacture and are turned out in large quantities | p. 88 |
Workshop administration, with special reference to tracking work and promptly ascertaining detailed costs and profits | p. 96 |
Cost accounts | p. 125 |
Oncost and its apportionment | p. 133 |
Hints to students in devising systems of engineers' cost accounts | p. 1376 |
The cost accounts of small manufacturers | p. 158 |
Some economic considerations bearing on costing | p. 161 |
Some principles of accounting affecting cost accounts | p. 168 |
Importance of true cost | p. 187 |
Fundamentals of a cost system for manufacturers | p. 191 |
Cost accounts and accountants | p. 202 |
Cost accountancy: its evolution and its trend | p. 205 |
The relationship of costing to management | p. 210 |
Costing in relation to scientific management | p. 216 |
Costing in Relation To Selling | p. 224 |
The importance of efficient cost accounting to coal industries and the means which should be adopted to secure it | p. 226 |
Some principles governing the ascertainment of cost | p. 232 |
The general principles of costing | p. 236 |
The Cost Accountant | p. 244 |
Costing - principles and practice | p. 246 |
The necessity for scientific costing | p. 250 |
Costing as a branch of administration | p. 256 |
Costing | p. 258 |
The place of the cost accountant in industry | p. 259 |
Standardisation in cost accountancy | p. 268 |
Are costs the best basis for estimating and fixing selling prices? | p. 274 |
Are costs the best basis for estimating and fixing selling prices? | p. 277 |
Uniform methods of costing | p. 281 |
Standard costs, with particular reference to the Sheffield industries | p. 287 |
The function of costing in industrial relations | p. 292 |
Costing | p. 298 |
What I expect of a cost accountant | p. 304 |
The use of graphics in cost accountancy | p. 315 |
The economics of cost accounting | p. 325 |
The development of cost accounting towards budgetary control | p. 331 |
Cost accounts from the professional accountant's point of view | p. 333 |
General principles of factory costing | p. 341 |
The cost accountant and labour problems | p. 349 |
The measurement and control of industrial activity by cost standards - (b) application and interpretation | p. 351 |
Budgetary control - a review | p. 356 |
The measurement of economic factors in costing - I and II | p. 364 |
Costing Terminology | p. 371 |
Some notes on the early literature and development of cost accounting in Britain | p. 380 |
The treatment of oncost in cost accounts | p. 404 |
Cost accounting theory | p. 408 |
Will your costing system stand up to the test of rising prices? | p. 410 |
Costing - marginal and conventional | p. 412 |
Costing - marginal and conventional | p. 415 |
The development of cost accounting | p. 416 |
Uniformity in costings methods | p. 418 |
Costing in relation to management | p. 420 |
Cost accountancy: its contribution to management and efficiency in the future | p. 422 |
More about the industrial accountant | p. 428 |
Economic and costing | p. 432 |
The indivisibility of accountancy | p. 435 |
The relationship betweens time and motion study and costing | p. 441 |
A study in decentralisation | p. 445 |
The functions of the accountant in large-scale industry | p. 447 |
Efficiency in nationalised industries - the necessity for measurement | p. 451 |
Cost accounting as an aid to the measurement of productivity | p. 454 |
Management accounting | p. 458 |
The management accounting report | p. 461 |
British team's report on management accounting | p. 463 |
Integration or reconciliation? | p. 474 |
Overhead in perspective | p. 480 |
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