"Cost Accounting. An Explanation of Principles and a Guide to Practice for the Hosiery Industry" is a specialized professional manual designed to navigate the complexities of financial management within the textile manufacturing sector. Written by John A. Wild, this work provides a rigorous examination of cost accounting principles, specifically tailored to the unique operational requirements of the hosiery trade.
The text offers practical guidance on a range of essential topics, including the calculation of labor and material costs, the equitable distribution of factory overhead, and the implementation of efficient record-keeping systems. By providing a clear framework for analyzing production expenses, the book aims to help manufacturers achieve greater precision in pricing and improved overall profitability. Wild bridges the gap between general accounting theory and the practical demands of the factory floor, making the subject accessible to both practitioners and students of industrial management.
As an important historical resource in the field of industrial accounting, "Cost Accounting. An Explanation of Principles and a Guide to Practice for the Hosiery Industry" provides valuable insight into the development of specialized financial practices during the early 20th century. It remains a significant work for those interested in the evolution of the textile industry and the history of cost management techniques.
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