BUS427

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Mind Map on BUS427, created by Anne Karin Stensland on 04/05/2016.
Anne Karin Stensland
Mind Map by Anne Karin Stensland, updated more than 1 year ago
Anne Karin Stensland
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BUS427
  1. Part I
    1. L1: Return on Management Accounting Innovations
      1. Hei
      2. L2: Activity Based Management & Cost Drivers
        1. Bjørnenak, Banker & Johnston
          1. Bjørnenak 2000
            1. 1. Economist Approach
              1. 2. Activity Based Costing
                1. 3. Strategic MA (Struc vs Exec)
                  1. 4. Strategic MA (Product Att)
              2. L3: Diffusion of Management Accounting Innovations
                1. Ax & Bjørnenak
                2. L4: The Balanced Scorecard
                  1. (Kaplan, R.S. & Norton, D.P. (2001)) Ittner C D and Larcker D F (2009);
                  2. L5: Budgeting – Environmental Uncertainty
                    1. Bjørnenak (2013); Sandalgaard (2013)
                    2. L6: Beyond Budgeting
                      1. Hope & Fraser (2003) Libby and Lindsey (2010)
                    3. Part II
                      1. L7: Opportunity cost defined and the framing of decisions
                        1. Demski ch. 11, McRae (1970, 1974), Burch and Henry (1974)
                        2. L8: Opportunity cost applied
                          1. Leininger (1977) and Balakrishnan et al. (2004)
                          2. L9: Stand-alone cost, incremental cost and cross-subsidization
                            1. Faulhaber (1975) Fjell (2001)
                            2. L10: Cost measurement and sophisticated costing systems
                              1. Labro (2007)
                              2. L11: An implementation of a sophisticated costing system
                                1. Bromwich & Hong (2000)
                                2. L12+13: Controversy: The ‘reality gap
                                  1. Lucas (2003), Ahmed & Scapens (2003)
                                3. Part III
                                  1. L14: Creating change in an accounting context Scenarios
                                    1. L15: Mindset change and the controller role
                                      1. Bourmistrov and Kaarbøe, 2013 Baldvinsdottir, Burns, Nørreklit and Scapens, (2009) AAAJ
                                      2. L16: Accounting change
                                        1. Burns & Scapens (2000), Lounsbury (2008)
                                        2. L17: Performance measurement implementation
                                          1. Modell (2012), Yang & Modell (2013)
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