Association between budget related behaviours and management accounting systems under the contingency factor of strategy (prospector).

This research examines the relationship between ten budget-related behaviour(BRB)variables and twenty-three management accounting control systems (MACS) variables for private sector organisations. This relationship is examined for its existence under the general case and under the case of the prospe...

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Main Authors:	Seow, Yong Teng., Tay, Ee Ting., Yew, Chee Meng.
Other Authors:	Williams, John Joseph
Format:	Final Year Project
Published:	2008
Subjects:	DRNTU::Business::Accounting
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/10356/11366
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spelling	sg-ntu-dr.10356-113662023-05-19T06:16:18Z Association between budget related behaviours and management accounting systems under the contingency factor of strategy (prospector). Seow, Yong Teng. Tay, Ee Ting. Yew, Chee Meng. Williams, John Joseph Nanyang Business School Seaman, Alfred E. DRNTU::Business::Accounting This research examines the relationship between ten budget-related behaviour(BRB)variables and twenty-three management accounting control systems (MACS) variables for private sector organisations. This relationship is examined for its existence under the general case and under the case of the prospector strategy. Canonical correlation analysis shows that the relationship between BRB and MACS is significant for companies in general and for companies adopting the prospector strategy. 2008-09-24T07:54:08Z 2008-09-24T07:54:08Z 1999 1999 Final Year Project (FYP) http://hdl.handle.net/10356/11366 Nanyang Technological University application/pdf
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spellingShingle	DRNTU::Business::Accounting Seow, Yong Teng. Tay, Ee Ting. Yew, Chee Meng. Association between budget related behaviours and management accounting systems under the contingency factor of strategy (prospector).
description	This research examines the relationship between ten budget-related behaviour(BRB)variables and twenty-three management accounting control systems (MACS) variables for private sector organisations. This relationship is examined for its existence under the general case and under the case of the prospector strategy. Canonical correlation analysis shows that the relationship between BRB and MACS is significant for companies in general and for companies adopting the prospector strategy.
author2	Williams, John Joseph
author_facet	Williams, John Joseph Seow, Yong Teng. Tay, Ee Ting. Yew, Chee Meng.
format	Final Year Project
author	Seow, Yong Teng. Tay, Ee Ting. Yew, Chee Meng.
author_sort	Seow, Yong Teng.
title	Association between budget related behaviours and management accounting systems under the contingency factor of strategy (prospector).
title_short	Association between budget related behaviours and management accounting systems under the contingency factor of strategy (prospector).
title_full	Association between budget related behaviours and management accounting systems under the contingency factor of strategy (prospector).
title_fullStr	Association between budget related behaviours and management accounting systems under the contingency factor of strategy (prospector).
title_full_unstemmed	Association between budget related behaviours and management accounting systems under the contingency factor of strategy (prospector).
title_sort	association between budget related behaviours and management accounting systems under the contingency factor of strategy (prospector).
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Association between budget related behaviours and management accounting systems under the contingency factor of strategy (prospector).

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