Quản Trị Kế Toán: Tương Lai và Triển Vọng Tại Châu Á

Trường đại học

Palgrave Macmillan

Chuyên ngành

Management Accounting

Người đăng

Ẩn danh

Thể loại

Thesis

2003

201
2
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Phí lưu trữ

55 Point

Mục lục chi tiết

Preface and Acknowledgements

1. Introduction

1.2. Japanese management accounting and feed forward control

1.3. A comparative study of Japanese and Western management accounting

1.4. Feed forward control and management accounting in general

1.5. The comparative study of Asian management accounting and the impact of target costing on Asian management accounting

2. The Control Functions of Accounting and Management Accounting

2.1. Accounting and the control function

2.2. The control functions of accounting and accountability

2.3. Accountability and disclosure

2.4. Controllability and accountability

2.5. Conclusion

3. The Development and Future of Management Accounting in Japan and the USA: A Comparison of Management Philosophies

3.1. The development of Japanese management accounting up to the 1970s

3.2. The development of management accounting in the USA

3.3. Characteristics of contemporary Japanese management accounting: cost and the just-in-time ( JIT) system

3.4. Comparison of US and Japanese management accounting practices

3.5. Future aspects of management accounting development

3.6. Conclusion

4. Developments in Japanese Management Accounting and their Impact on British and New Zealand Companies

4.2. The management accounting system in Japan and its differences from the American type of management accounting

4.3. Horizontal organization and two-way management

4.4. Horizontal two-way management and the Japanese social environment

4.5. Nissan New Zealand and Japanization

4.6. Conclusion

5. Transplanting Japanese Management Accounting and Cultural Relevance

5.2. Culture and management accounting

5.3. Japanese management accounting and culture

5.4. Transplanting of Japanese management in the West and in other Asian countries

5.5. Transplanting of the management system and transfer cost

5.6. Conclusion

6. Asian Economic Growth and Management Accounting

6.2. Development of management accounting and Japanese management accounting

6.3. The present situation and the characteristics of management accounting in Asia

6.4. The transfer of Japanese-style management accounting

7. Japanese Management Accounting and its Effects on the Asian-Pacific Region

7.2. Japanese management organization and management accounting

7.3. Management accounting in the Asian-Pacific Region and Japanese management accounting

7.4. The integration of high quality and low cost in Southeast Asian countries

7.5. Conclusion

8. Implications of Target Costing and its International Application

8.1. Cost design and target costing in Japan

8.2. Investigations of practical cost design, or target costing in Japan

8.3. Cost target and target cost

8.4. Target costing in the Taiwanese Guorui Car Company

8.5. Target costing in the Handan Steel Company, China

8.6. Conclusion

9. Integrated Management Accounting and the Analysis of Cost Reduction

9.2. Fundamental problems in recent management accounting

9.3. Concerns of today’s management accounting

9.4. New paradigm and management accounting

9.5. Activity-based costing

9.6. Cost design, or target costing

9.7. Integrated cost accounting

9.8. Analysis of cost reduction and feed forward

9.9. Cost reduction analysis and accounts procedure

9.10. Conclusion

10. Feed Forward Cost Accounting and Strategic Management

10.2. Strategy and accounting

10.3. Strategy and feed forward control

10.4. Preceding literature on strategic management accounting

10.5. Target cost accounting and strategic management

10.6. Conclusion

11. Conclusion

Notes

Bibliography

Index

Management accounting feed forward and asian perspectives compress