General factory accounting, designed as a practical guide for the use of manufacturers and their employees
Subtitle: being a delineation of methods of keeping those records upon which must depend the success of any system of shop management with respect to raising standards of efficiency and the reduction of producing costs, and which shall simultaneously provide the means of establishing the true cost of the factory's product or any of its constituent parts, together with an exposition of the application of such methods in the solution of the problem of the relation between employer and employed
By: by Frank H. Timken.
Publisher: Trade periodical company
Published: 1914
Place of publication: Chicago
Language: eng
Number of pages: 171
Subjects: Factories -- Accounting.; Factory management.