Management Accounting and Control Systems: An Organizational and Behavioral Approach

1994-01-01article178 citationsclosed

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Accounting and Organizational Management Accounting Theory and Financial Reporting Management Theory and Practice

Abstract

From the Publisher: Presents the premise that to understand how management accounting systems work it is essential to see how they fit in with the entire array of controls in organizations. Profit budget for a division of a large conglomerate, a standard cost system for a factory, a case-mix loading system for a hospital and the Just-in-Time inventory system are among the topics discussed. Includes numerous case studies as well as practical applications.

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