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Problem Analysis of the Logistics Cost Management

Fansheng Meng

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The logistics cost management is a very important content of logistics management .For improving the management level of the logistics and reducing the logistics cost, it is significant to analyze the characteristic and precondition of cost management of the logistics, establish the principle of logistics cost manage and quality requirement.

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The logistics cost management is a very important content of logistics management .For improving the management level of the logistics and reducing the logistics cost, it is significant to analyze the characteristic and precondition of cost management of the logistics, establish the principle of logistics cost manage and quality requirement.

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The logistics cost management is a very important content of logistics management .For improving the management level of the logistics and reducing the logistics cost, it is significant to analyze the characteristic and precondition of cost management of the logistics, establish the principle of logistics cost manage and quality requirement.

Key concepts: Business, Logistics management, Humanitarian Logistics, Integrated logistics support, Traffic management, Precondition, Cost accounting, Inventory management

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