Document Type
Article
Publication Date
1920
Abstract
The Standard Cost Finding System is a method of cost finding made standard by the adoption, at the International Cost Congress in 1909 and endorsed by each succeeding convention of the United Ty-pothetae of America, of a set of principles upon which the system is based. The system is primarily for the use of printers, and through its installation and operation they are enabled to ascertain the cost of an hour's work in the various departments, the cost of each piece of work produced, and the cost of all the factors entering into the production of printing.
Relational Format
pamphlet
Recommended Citation
United Typothetae of America. Committee on Education, "United Typothetae of America standard cost-finding system; Principles and General information regarding the use of the standard cost-find system together with a list of operations in the various departments of the printing business, classified to show the productive and non-productive items" (1920). Publications of Accounting Associations, Societies, and Institutes. 167.
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Comments
Originally published by: United Typothetae of America