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The Distinctions between the Time-Driven Activity-Based Costing and the Activity-Based Costing and the Improvement

Yao Min-fe

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This paper mainly introduces the establishing history of the time-driven activity-based costing,and through the comparison with the traditional activity-based costing,sums up the distinctions between the two methods,and puts forward some improvements of the time-driven activity-based costing.

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This paper mainly introduces the establishing history of the time-driven activity-based costing,and through the comparison with the traditional activity-based costing,sums up the distinctions between the two methods,and puts forward some improvements of the time-driven activity-based costing.

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This paper mainly introduces the establishing history of the time-driven activity-based costing,and through the comparison with the traditional activity-based costing,sums up the distinctions between the two methods,and puts forward some improvements of the time-driven activity-based costing.

Key concepts: Activity-based costing, Job costing, Cost driver, Operations management, Computer science, Target costing, Operations research, Product cost management

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