You want to cost all new products during the fiscal year. You define a costing run that includes all materials, and use transfer control so that only new products are selected.
在会计年度中，你想计算所有新产品的成本，你定义了一个计算成本运作，其包括所有物料，并起用传递控制，这样只有新产品别执行成本核算。
They often buy only the cheapest available items — which are typically more likely to break and force them to go back to buy another, costing more time and money in the long run.
他们常常买最便宜的东西，这些便宜货常常在用到一半的就坏掉，然后他们不得不在回来买一个新的，最终花费了更多的时间和钱。
Microsoft’s contention was that while the open source software was free to acquire, things like support and maintenance ended up costing more in the long run.
微软的意图是说尽管开源软件是可以免费获取的，但像支持维护之类的东西最终随着时间推移而令成本更高。
There are great ideas for saving money, but there are also bad ideas: Things we can do that seem to save money, but end up costing us in the long-run.
省钱的点子有好，也有坏。很多东西看起来省钱，但长期来看会让我们得不偿失。
Sometimes, by buying something cheap now, you will be costing yourself more in the long run.
有时候，你花了很少钱买了便宜货，但这玩意儿日后可能要花更多钱。
Which of the two costing principles is more relevant for short-run decision-making, and why?
吸收成本和边际成本中哪一个与短期决策更相关，为什么？
Which of the two costing principles is more relevant for short-run decision-making, and why?
吸收成本和边际成本中哪一个与短期决策更相关，为什么？
应用推荐