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Evaluation of current software costing tools

ACM SIGSOFT Software Engineering Notes, 1988
Much effort has been expended over the last several years to construct various tools which predict the development schedules and costs of software projects. The organizations which contract out system development work are starting to request that the contractor use a specific costing tool during the bid.This paper reports the results and ...
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Current cost accounting

1991
As a result of the withdrawal of SSAP 16 there is now an almost universal lack of interest in it as far as accounting practice is concerned.
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CURRENT PROBLEMS IN COST DETERMINATIONS.

The Accounting Review, 1944
Abstract In placing contracts for tremendous quantities of equipment and materials needed to meet requirements of war, the United States Navy Department, as well as other government departments, used the cost-plus-fixed-fee type of contract extensively.
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Are Trained Medical Interpreters Worth the Cost? A Review of the Current Literature on Cost and Cost-Effectiveness

Journal of Immigrant and Minority Health, 2019
The treatment of migrants with limited language proficiency poses major challenges to health care professionals. The use of professional interpreters in medical settings is still limited, which is, among other reasons, due to cost concerns. We performed a literature search in PubMed and included 11 articles examining cost and cost-effectiveness of ...
Eva J, Brandl   +2 more
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Equipment Costs by Current Methods

Journal of the Construction Division, 1978
A knowledge of equipment costs is vital to the profitable and efficient use of construction equipment. Four current methods of costing equipment are examined for purpose and procedure. They are the methods developed by the Associated General Contractors of America, the Caterpillar Tractor Company, the U.S.
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FIXED ASSETS AND CURRENT COSTS.

The Accounting Review, 1953
Abstract The concept of business income is dependent on the ends served by the use of the income measurement. There is no one correct method of computing net profit. The question of which procedure to use can be decided only on the basis of the purpose or purposes for which the figures are to be used, not on an abstract basis.
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The current hospital costs of treating hip fractures

Injury, 2005
Hip fractures impact heavily on our health service resources yet there is no recent United Kingdom study detailing hospital costs for such injuries. A comprehensive analysis of 100 patients admitted with a hip fracture was performed to determine current medical expenditure incurred during acute hospitalisation for hip fracture during 2003.
Thomas M, Lawrence   +3 more
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THE VALUATION OF ACCOUNTS AT CURRENT COST.

The Accounting Review, 1953
Abstract When accounts are kept on a historical cost basis, the opening balances of the deferred cost accounts are valued at prices prevailing in prior periods. Insofar as these opening balances remain deferred, the dosing balances of these balance sheet accounts do not reflect current cost.
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Current Cost Accounts Statement

1989
The ‘current cost accounts statement’ is another recent innovation in the published accounts of companies. It is sometimes called ‘accounting for inflation’ which gives a clue as to what it is all about. Accounts prepared on the traditional basis of ‘historic cost’ (see p.
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Trade Costs and Current Accounts

The World Economy, 2015
AbstractAre trade cost reductions a plausible explanation for growing global current account imbalances? I advocate that changes in trade costs affect trade and production structures, which is likely to affect national savings and investment. Explicitly adding trade costsà laMarkusen and Venables into Jin's framework, this augmented model predicts that
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