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Talking about the Cost Control in Construction Stage

Zhou Xiao-ra

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The construction cost in construction stage is an important content in engineering management,and strengthening the cost control in construction stage is the key of the efficiency of construction enterprise. This paper expounds some principles of project cost control,and puts forward some measures for controlling the engineering cost.

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The construction cost in construction stage is an important content in engineering management,and strengthening the cost control in construction stage is the key of the efficiency of construction enterprise. This paper expounds some principles of project cost control,and puts forward some measures for controlling the engineering cost.

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The construction cost in construction stage is an important content in engineering management,and strengthening the cost control in construction stage is the key of the efficiency of construction enterprise. This paper expounds some principles of project cost control,and puts forward some measures for controlling the engineering cost.

Key concepts: Cost engineering, Cost control, Key (lock), Control (management), Cost accounting, Pre-construction services, Construction management, Stage (stratigraphy)

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