The Importance of Impact in Organizational Chnges On Management Accounting Change

Dr. Morteza Ramazni

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Dr. Morteza Ramazni

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Management Accounting Changeh, Organizational Chnges, Manufacturing Firms, Iran

Abstract

Organizations involve technical chnges, humen sources development, and competitive markets. The purpose of this research is studying the amount importance of impact of Manufacturing firms changes on management accounting change. Present research has 4 independent variables that include 1-new accountants 2-new packaging 3-new products 4weak financial performance which the method of this research is descriptive-survey and in applied kind that researcher uses to reach the research objectives 4 independent variables by use of testing effect on each one of the research variable on management accounting change and friedmon test for studying equal effect of variables and for studing effect of the case study firms size has used ANOVA variance analyze test. Result of the research indirect the effect of variables of research and firms size on the new packaging and weak performance.

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The Importance of Impact in Organizational Chnges On Management Accounting Change. (1969). Global Journal of Management and Business Research, 11(A11), 59-65. https://journalofbusiness.org/index.php/GJMBR/article/view/100139

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