Construction Cost Estimate Model Based on Process Costing System
Kyoo-Jin Yi
Abstract
Kyoo-Jin Yi
Abstract
Previous researches related to the estimation of construction cost are mainly based on the cost of materials and direct labour, and researches on the relationship between material and other account items are not much. Due to the recent development of construction machinery, the trend is that the percentage of labour cost is decreasing. With this trend of labour cost reduction and the growing proportion of outsourcing cost, research on the relationship among cost account items is required to be renewed. This study conducts a regression analysis based on the process costing system between 1989 and 2013, and proposed a cost estimation model for general construction, civil construction, and building construction. A comparison of the actual values and model-estimated values proves the validity of the estimation model.
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Previous researches related to the estimation of construction cost are mainly based on the cost of materials and direct labour, and researches on the relationship between material and other account items are not much. Due to the recent development of construction machinery, the trend is that the percentage of labour cost is decreasing. With this trend of labour cost reduction and the growing proportion of outsourcing cost, research on the relationship among cost account items is required to be renewed. This study conducts a regression analysis based on the process costing system between 1989 and 2013, and proposed a cost estimation model for general construction, civil construction, and building construction. A comparison of the actual values and model-estimated values proves the validity of the estimation model.
Key concepts: Activity-based costing, Cost estimate, Outsourcing, Estimation, Process (computing), Cost reduction, Regression analysis, Econometrics