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IMA Case Studies: Volume 12 (1998) Cases From Management Accounting Practice, IMA, Montvale, NJ
| Vol. | Case Title (Authors) | Pages | Case Brief Description |
| 1-Dec | Precision Systems Inc. | 1-6 | Total Quality Management (TQM) implementation and the interface between cost management systems with quality improvement efforts. |
| 2-Dec | Target Costing: When Accounting and Marketing Collide | 7-20 | Interaction between accounting and marketing involving decisions on product differentiation, costing, and pricing. |
| 3-Dec | MosCo, Inc. | 21-42 | Activity-Based Management (ABM) provides the focus while examining the complicated cost and profit management associated with new technology (the semiconductor industry). |
| 4-Dec | Brookwood Medical Center: Introduction | 43-54 | Provides an understanding of rising health-care costs and fixed-fee reimbursements by providers. Demonstrates a basic refinement to the cost system. |
| 5-Dec | Brookwood Medical Center (A): A Cost Effective Health Care System | 55-60 | Service department cost allocation to revenue-producing departments using the reciprocal method. |
| 6-Dec | Brookwood Medical Center (B): Modifying Physician Behavior | 61-72 | The case illustrates how a physician's view of appropriate patient care may benefit from developing cost-efficient procedures. |
| 7-Dec | Brookwood Medical Center (C): The Effect of Capitation | 73-80 | Provides ample material for discussing the ethical issues arising from placing limits on health care. |
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