In construction contracts, an estimate of completion in which the state of completion is the ratio of costs incurred as of a given date divided by the estimated total project cost. See also Percentage of Completion Method.
Cost-To-Cost Method
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 | Stand-Alone Cost Method (in accounting) |
| Cost Approach (business term) |
| Alternative Minimum Cost Method (insurance term) |
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- Stand-Alone Cost Method (in accounting)
- Cost Approach (business term)
- Alternative Minimum Cost Method (insurance term)
- Individual Level Cost Method (insurance term)
- first-in, first-out (industrial engineering)
- Direct Costing (business term)
- Lower of Cost or Market
- Aggregate Level Cost Method (insurance term)
- Freezing of Supplemental Liability (insurance term)
- Replacement Cost Accounting (business term)
- Cost Method (business term)
- Retail Inventory Method (business term)
- Net Payments Index (insurance term)
- Accrued Benefit Cost Method (insurance term)
