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We demonstrate the need to view in a dynamic context any decision based on limited information. We focus on the use of product costs in selecting the product portfolio. We show how ex post data regarding the actual costs from implementing the decision leads to updating of product cost estimates...
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The academic and practitioner literature justifies firms' use of product costs in product pricing and capacity planning decisions as heuristics to address an otherwise intractable problem. However, product costs are the output of a cost reporting system, which itself is the outcome of heuristic...
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This paper aims to advance the use of numerical experiments to investigate issues that surround the design of cost systems. As with laboratory and field experiments, researchers must decide on the independent variables and their levels, the experimental design, and the dependent variables....
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Beginning with Anderson, Banker, and Janakiraman (2003), a rapidly growing literature attributes the short-run asymmetric cost response to activity changes (i.e., sticky costs) as resulting from short-run managerial choices. In this paper, we are agnostic on the theory of sticky costs. Rather,...
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Intro -- Contents -- Foreword by K. Sivaramakrishnan -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Q'eqchi' Language and Orthography -- Notes on Measurements -- Maps -- Introduction: Commons Past -- 1. Liberal Plunder: A Recurring Q'eqchi' History -- 2. Maya Gringos: Q'eqchi' Lowland Migrationand Territorial...
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In this paper we elaborate on a Total Cost of Ownership supplier selection methodology that we have constructed using real life case studies of three different industrial components groups in a firm. These case studies are presented in this article. Analysing the value chain of the firm, data on...
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About a decade ago, the constructive research approach (CRA) was proposed by Kasanen et al. (1993) as a specific opportunity for management accounting researchers to engage in solving problems relevant to managers. While the advocates of the CRA have argued in favour of its theoretical...
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