KAIZEN COSTING Definition

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KAIZEN COSTING means "improvements in small steps" (i.e., continuous improvement). It was developed in Japan by Yashuhiro Monden. Kaizen Costing is applied to product that it already under production.

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DAYS CASH ON HAND is calculated: Cash/([operating expense - depreciation expense]/365).

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