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91cost control — The techniques used by various levels of management within an organization to ensure that the costs incurred fall within acceptable levels. Cost control is assisted by the provision of financial information to management by the accountant and by… …
92standard cost — /ˌstændəd kɒst/ noun a future cost which is calculated in advance and against which estimates are measured …
93standard direct labour cost — /ˌstændəd dɪˌrekt leɪbə kɒst/ noun the cost of labour calculated to produce a product according to specification (used to measure estimates) …
94cost analysis — noun breaking down the costs of some operation and reporting on each factor separately (Freq. 1) • Hypernyms: ↑analysis * * * noun 1. : the act of breaking down a cost summary into its constituents and studying and reporting on each factor 2. :… …
95standard operating profit — The budgeted revenue from an operation less the standard operating cost …
96standard operating profit — The budgeted revenue from an operation less the standard operating cost …
97Standard — 1. A rule or guideline. See *accounting standards and *auditing standards. 2. A defined level of attainment, proficiency, or quality. International, voluntary consensus standards and conformity assessment criteria for an activity or industry… …
98Cost me — Refers to over the counter trading. The price I must pay to obtain the securities you wish to buy is [$] . Usually, a standard markup is then applied for resale to this buyer. Antithesis of can get. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary …
99Cost me — Refers to over the counter trading. The price I must pay to obtain the securities you wish to buy is [$] . Usually, a standard markup is then applied for resale to this buyer. Antithesis of can get. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary …
100cost me — Refers to over the counter trading. The price I must pay to obtain the securities you wish to buy is [$] . Usually, a standard markup is then applied for resale to this buyer. Antithesis of can get. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary …
