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Talking about the Internal Cost Management of Construction Enterprise

Zhao Sheng-qion

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The internal cost management of construction enterprise is to make correct cost estimation,define the cost plan,refine the cost targets,strengthen the cost control and guarantee the implementation of the cost targets and do well the cost calculation,cost analysis and cost assessment for increasing the management lever.

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The internal cost management of construction enterprise is to make correct cost estimation,define the cost plan,refine the cost targets,strengthen the cost control and guarantee the implementation of the cost targets and do well the cost calculation,cost analysis and cost assessment for increasing the management lever.

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The internal cost management of construction enterprise is to make correct cost estimation,define the cost plan,refine the cost targets,strengthen the cost control and guarantee the implementation of the cost targets and do well the cost calculation,cost analysis and cost assessment for increasing the management lever.

Key concepts: Cost engineering, Product cost management, Cost contingency, Cost estimate, Cost accounting, Total absorption costing, Relevant cost, Risk analysis (engineering)

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