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DOI: COSTS BASED ON CONSUMPTION ACCOUNTING AND THEIR IMPACT ON ACHIEVING COMPETITIVE ENERGY
Behar Saad Abbas Ali , Ministry Of Education/Educational Planning, Iraq Hameed Jassem Alwin , Al Mustaqbal University Business Administration Department, Iraq Ammar Ali Hussein , Ministry Of Oil / Oil Products Distribution Company, IraqAbstract
The increase in local and foreign competition and technological developments in the modern manufacturing environment, as well as the continuous changes in the cost structure, have made the current accounting system insufficient to deal with the operational operations of the Iraqi Ministry of Industry and Minerals. Implementing a new accounting system that analyzes the cost activities that add value and can be exploited has become necessary. It excludes or improves cost activities that do not add value and can be used to achieve sustainable competitive energy. It is a cost system based on consumption accounting that is the primary basis in building and developing the product with the lowest cost and best quality compared to competitors.
Keywords
Manufacturing environment, foreign competition and technological developments
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