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This document provides a brief contents list for 12 chapters across a cost accounting textbook. It outlines the chapter numbers, titles, and page numbers for sections on cost concepts and the cost accounting information system, job order costing, process costing and the cost of production report, controlling and costing materials, quantitative models for materials planning and control, controlling and accounting for labor costs, and factory overhead variance analysis.
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Brief contents
- 1. BRIEF CONTENTS 1. CHAPTER 2 Cost Concepts and the Cost Accounting Information System.2 2. CHAPTER 3 Job Order Costing.16 3. CHAPTER 4 Process Costing: Cost of Production Report26 4. CHAPTER 7 Materials: Controlling and Costing45 5. CHAPTER 8 Materials: Quantitative Models for Planning and Control50 6. CHAPTER 9 Labor: Controlling and Accounting for Cost.60 7. CHAPTER 12 Factory Overhead: Planned, Actual, and Applied; Variance Analysis.66
- 2. CHAPTER NO 2 Cost Concepts and the Cost Accounting Information System
- 3. CHAPTER NO 3 Job Order Costing 1 16
- 4. CHAPTER NO 4 Process Costing: Cost of Production Report
- 5. CHAPTER NO 7 Materials: Controlling and Costing 26 45
- 6. CHAPTER NO 8 Materials: Quantitative Models for Planning and Control 50
- 7. Chapter No 9 Labor: Controlling and Accounting for Cost 60
- 8. CHAPTER NO 12 Factory Overhead: Planned, Actual, and Applied; Variance Analysis 66