RESEARCH ON COST MANAGEMENT BASED ON THE CONCEPT OF ECOLOGICAL ECONOMY
Abstract
The model of cost management needs to adapt to specific economic environments in order to promote economic development. Under the background of currently advocating the development of ecological economy, it is necessary to explore the new mode of ecological economy cost management to achieve the vision that economic development and environmental protection could be homogeneously balanced. This paper uses the basic principle of economics to analyze the evolution trend of cost management, summarizes the relevant references, and finally proposes the problems that still need to be solved in the general trend of ecological economy.
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