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ACCT2522 Management Accounting 1

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1 ACCT2522 Management Accounting 1 Session 1, 2017 Tutorial Week 13 – Performance Evaluation and Management Control Overall Theme This week we examine the “decision ‐ influencing” function of management accounting, and consider issues involved in motivating employees to do what is best for the organisation. In doing so, we re ‐ examine some of our previous topics to focus on the behavioural aspects of management accounting. We also examine issues involved in developing a “good” incentive system. Desired Learning Outcomes and Essential Reading Performance Evaluation and Control After completing this topic, you should be able to: Reading 1. Understand the role of accounting information in organisational control Essential: T. Groot and F. Selto. 2013.“Incentive systems in organisations”, Chapter 12 in Advanced Management Accounting Pearson Education Limited, pp.408 ‐ 432. Langfield ‐ Smith et al 7th ed. Chapter 13 p.591 ‐ 596 2. Recognise the difference between intrinsic and extrinsic motivation 3. Appreciate different motivational theories and their implications for the design of management accounting control systems; in particular, goal setting theory, expectancy theory, and agency theory. 4. Understand the principles behind incentive system design. 5. Understand the different choices involved in incentive system design. 6. Appreciate that unforeseen “dysfunctional behaviour” may result from an incentive system design choices.
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