Journal of Accountancy, Հատոր 114American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, 1962 |
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... production of the period to which the profit and loss statement of Exhibit I is applicable . In other words , Mr. Brausch assumes constant variable manufacturing costs per unit for a total level of production achieved in the past and ...
... production of the period to which the profit and loss statement of Exhibit I is applicable . In other words , Mr. Brausch assumes constant variable manufacturing costs per unit for a total level of production achieved in the past and ...
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... production of an article include the expense of manufacture which would not exist if the enterprise did not engage in manufacturing - thus any expenses incident to the storage and handling of finished production , shipping , commercial ...
... production of an article include the expense of manufacture which would not exist if the enterprise did not engage in manufacturing - thus any expenses incident to the storage and handling of finished production , shipping , commercial ...
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... production rather than to sales . Under this concept , the production of the period is valued at selling prices or sales values , and the actual operations are compared with a standard operation for the production of those same goods ...
... production rather than to sales . Under this concept , the production of the period is valued at selling prices or sales values , and the actual operations are compared with a standard operation for the production of those same goods ...
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