Managerial Accounting or Women and Economics

Managerial Accounting: Manufacturing and Service Applications

Author: Arnold Schneider

The text contains material on product costing, cost allocation, cost estimation, cost-volume-profit analysis, budgeting, activity-based costing, standard costing, decision-making, financial and non-financial performance evaluation, and capital budgeting.

Table of Contents:

PART 1: MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING FRAMEWORK. 1. Managerial Accounting and Management's Need for Information. 2. Cost Concepts. 3. Cost Estimation and Cost-Volume-Profit Relationships. PART 2: PRODUCT COST FRAMEWORK. 4. Product Costing: Attaching Costs to Products and Services. 5. Product Costing: Job and Process Costing. 6. Activity-Based Costing and Just-in-Time Costing. PART 3: PLANNING AND CONTROL FRAMEWORK. 7. Budgeting for Operations Management. 8. Cost Control Through Standard Costs. 9. Profit Analysis: Variances and Variable Costing. PART 4: DECISION-MAKING FRAMEWORK. 10. Managerial Decisions: Analysis of Relevant Information. 11. Capital Investment Decisions. 12. Capital Investment Decisions: Additional Issues. 13. Analysis of Decentralized Operations. PART 5: EXTENSION IN MANAGERIAL ANALYSIS. 14. Costs of Quality and Other Cost Management Issues. 15. Financial Performance Analysis.

See also: France and the Dreyfus Affair or Gorgias

Women and Economics

Author: Charlotte Perkins Gilman

This masterpiece of social science explores the evolution of women's economic reliance on men. Gilman discusses the limitations in intellectual and emotional development inherent in this convention and its injurious effects on both sexes. A classic of feminist theory, this work still resonates a century after its initial publication.