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Cost Control and Cost Reduction
Cost Control and Cost Reduction
Cost Control and Cost Reduction
The history of the Indian automobile industry comprises of three qualitatively distinct
periods:
The first phase, 1928 – 1955 dominated by import and assembly activity. During the
British regime
The next phase, 1955-1974 a few companies such as Mahindra and Mahindra, Ashok
Motors and Bajaj Auto entered the market for commercial vehicles and two wheelers.
The third period spans since the mid 70’s and thereafter is marked by structural
adjustments and liberalization
LITERATURE REVIEW
Asalou and Nassar (2007) define cost reduction as the term used for
planned and positive approach to the improvement of efficiency. It can be
viewed in many ways such as increasing productivity and elimination of
waste.
Lucey (1996) refers to the cost reduction as a concept which has the aim
of reducing cost from a previously accepted norm or standard without
reducing the effectiveness or performance of the project or services.
LITERATURE REVIEW
To study on how to reduce cost in an organization and learned types of way to reduce
cost
To learn about various concept and terminology related with auto components industry
To study the existing production strategy, sales technique, leadership skills and
management skills in NEWTECH AUTO COMPONENTS Pvt. Ltd.
NEED FOR THE STUDY
The need for the study is to control the cost and even reduce it in the
existing necessary areas. To provide a qualitative product at lower costs
by reducing the cost of labour and increasing in technology.
Thus a detailed study regarding cost control & reduction is to be done
to consider the effectiveness of costs, identify the cost reducing areas
and to suggest for improvement in reducing costs in the organization.
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
SAMPLE DATA:
ABC analysis
ANOVA
SPEARSMAN CORELATIONS
RANK ANALYSIS
DATA ANALYSIS
GENDAR
MALE FEMALE
38%
63%
GENDAR NO.OF.RESPONDENTS PERCENTAGE
MALE 20 62%
FEMALE 12 38%
TOTAL 32 100
ANNOVA
N 32 32
N 32 32
INTERPRETATION:
The level of profitability has the cost control measures that the profitability of the
organization
Has increased. Since the correlation has the level of productivity and level of
profitability, the
Above-mentioned table the level of productivity has г=1000, ǹ=32, ρ has no
productivity and the Profit is 0.094 in the organization
Significant level is 10%
There is significant difference between productivity and profitability
SPEARSMAN CORRELATION
level of budgeting reduce
N 32 32
N 32 32
INTERPRETATION:
To reduce the cost in the organization there are some methods to be implemented that are
elimination of waste, improving operation, increasing productivity, cheaper material and
improved standard of quality.
INTERPRETATION:
Budgeting reduces the operation cost in the correlation and that ranks into five different
categories: budget planning, cost tracking, time management, total quality control and the
standard costing. Significant level is 5%
RANK ANALYSIS
total rank
budget planing 103 1
cost tracking 98 3
time management 85 5
total quality control 100 2
standard costing 94 4
total
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INTERPRETATION:
From the above-mentioned table and chart represents the given the
five-scale ranking and budgeting planning, cost tracking time
management, total quality control and standard costing. The total
number of budgets and rank has mentioned in the above table.
FINDINGS
It uses the latest state of art technology in its plant production
process
They aim to serve the needs of their customers and build value
Companies should use the costing techniques that are most suitable for
their environment. For instance, the level of technological advancement,
size of the company, stage of the product and culture.
There should be naturalistic research for the development of cost and
management techniques
Companies should only adopt those techniques that have practical basis
and those techniques that their competitors have successfully adopted.
CONCLUSION