Distribution of added value and cost under sustainability strategies

Authors

  • Daniel Farré Universidad de Buenos Aires (UBA)
  • Gisele Fidelle Durán Universidad Nacional del Sur image/svg+xml
  • Marianela De Batista Universidad Nacional del Sur image/svg+xml

Keywords:

Management, General Theory of Costs, Enterprise Rsik/Business Risk, Stakeholder, Stockholder, Sustainability, Added Value

Abstract

Is the distribution of added value between the stakeholders a cost? Under the traditional view of Asset
Accounting in alliance with the Theory of Stockholders, all contingent payback (depending on the results) to
an agent other than the shareholder is considered a cost. Through this paper our attempt is to answer the
same question from another perspective, taking into account the following principles/on the basis of the
following statements:

I. Stakeholders theory with a long-term sustainability view seeking a community of interests (rather than
the short-term view which confronts the stakeholders in the Theory of Stockholders).
II. Ex-ante point of view (rather than the historical ex-post point of view).
III. Management accounting under the approach of the General Theory of Costs (rather than Accruals
Accounting).
IV. Maximization of added value as the main economic goal (rather than maximization of absolute utility).

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Published

2020-03-12

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Articles accepted and presented at IAPUCo congresses

How to Cite

Distribution of added value and cost under sustainability strategies. (2020). Costos Y Gestión, 94. https://ojs.iapuco.org.ar/index.php/costos-y-gestion/article/view/49