2010
DOI: 10.1016/s2214-4234(10)70029-6
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Analyse de la pratique des couts dans les PMI camerounaises

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“…The sample is divided into two groups: on the one hand, companies that have not used ABC and on the other, those which are already using this method. Compared to rates found in emerging economies, the rate of use is higher than the percentage of 9.3% found by Ngongang (2010) in Cameroon and lower than the rate of 23.75% found by Moalla (2007) in Tunisia. The difference is in part explained by the fact that in our research, as well as in that of Ngongang (2010), the focus is on the use of ABC, but in that of Moalla (2007) the focus is on the adoption of ABC.…”
Section: Resultscontrasting
confidence: 60%
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“…The sample is divided into two groups: on the one hand, companies that have not used ABC and on the other, those which are already using this method. Compared to rates found in emerging economies, the rate of use is higher than the percentage of 9.3% found by Ngongang (2010) in Cameroon and lower than the rate of 23.75% found by Moalla (2007) in Tunisia. The difference is in part explained by the fact that in our research, as well as in that of Ngongang (2010), the focus is on the use of ABC, but in that of Moalla (2007) the focus is on the adoption of ABC.…”
Section: Resultscontrasting
confidence: 60%
“…Compared to rates found in emerging economies, the rate of use is higher than the percentage of 9.3% found by Ngongang (2010) in Cameroon and lower than the rate of 23.75% found by Moalla (2007) in Tunisia. The difference is in part explained by the fact that in our research, as well as in that of Ngongang (2010), the focus is on the use of ABC, but in that of Moalla (2007) the focus is on the adoption of ABC. As we explained in the beginning of this paper "adoption" means the decision to "use" ABC and consequently the number of adopters is higher than the number of users.…”
Section: Resultscontrasting
confidence: 60%
“…The literature shows the potential influence of certain factors like the profile of manager (Ben Hamadi et al, 2014;Ngongang, 2007Ngongang, , 2010, the size (Ben Hamadi et al, 2014;Chapellier et al, 2013), the management models than the "old conservatives" who have rudimentary and little used systems. While the"uncertain beginners" have heterogeneous practices.…”
Section: Literature Review 21 Contingency Theorymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Les résultats de notre enquête mettent en évidence que 12,9 % des entreprises composant notre échantillon adoptent la comptabilité par activités. Ce taux est plus élevé que le taux de 9,3 % trouvé par D. Ngongang (2010) dans les entreprises camerounaises, mais plus faible que celui trouvé par H. Moalla (2007) en Tunisie (environ 24 %). Toutefois, la comparaison est difficile à mener puisque les échantillons sondés ne sont pas constitués de la même façon.…”
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