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Costing For The Service Industry 1st Edition Veda D Malagatti

Name: Costing For The Service Industry 1st Edition Veda D Malagatti
SKU: BELL-25034284
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Publisher: Cambridge Scholars Publishing

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.5 MB

Pages: 170

Author: Veda D. Malagatti

ISBN: 9781527556898, 1527556891

Language: English

Year: 2020

Edition: 1

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Costing For The Service Industry 1st Edition Veda D Malagatti by Veda D. Malagatti 9781527556898, 1527556891 instant download after payment.

A significant and innovative feature of this textbook is its detailed insights into the use of costing methodology for practical implications. It will serve to foster the readers analytical and critical thinking skills, and it highlights both traditional and the most current practices of costing methodology using real examples drawn from the service industry. Its methodological focus will allow the reader to understand the introduction of relevant costs, their functions and their behavior towards uses and limitations of cost allocations.