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Since medical services are supported by health care insurance system. To be realized sustainable medical

insurance system, to the hospitals in Japan (HIJ), management improvement is required. Although HIJ had been

Some readings such as balanced scorecard (BSC)

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adopted the principle of nonprofit, HIJ need to introduce the management system based on the budget control . (BC)

insist that since the management control system (MCS)

centered on is on based prior financial performance and a link between MCS centered on and future

financial performance is vague, the perspective of management decision-making tend to shorten. But even if

BSC in health care has been introduced, the budget control must be reinforced. It is necessary to study on the

relationship between BSC and BC.

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Anthony, R.N., and D.W.Young(2003),MANAGEMENT CONTROL IN NONPROFIT

ORGANIZA TIONS 7th EDITION, McGRAW-HILL.

Anthony, R.N., and V.Govindarajan(2003), MANAGEMENT CONTROL SYSTEMS 11Th EDITION,

IRWIN.

Kaplan, R., and D.Norton(2001), THE STRATEGY-FORCUSED ORGANIZATIONS, Harvard

Business School Publishing (2001)

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Young, D.W.(2003), MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING IN HEALTH CARE ORGANIZATIONS,

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(2007) p.2.11 Anthony=Young,op.cit.,p.48.12 Ibid.,p.48.13 Ibid.,p.48.14 Ibid.,p.48.15 Ibid.,p.49.

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16 Anthony=Govindarajan,op.cit.,p. 696. 17 ‘MCS’ (1993) p.173

18 Anthony=Young,op.cit.,p.2.19 Ibid.,p.2.20 Ibid.,p.3.21 (2004) p.36. 22 Ibid.,p.3.23 Ibid.,p.3.24 Ibid.,p.3.25 Ibid.,p.3.26 Ibid.,p.3.27 Ibid.,p.3.28 Ibid.,p.3.29 Ibid.,p.3.30 Ibid.,p.4.31 Ibid.,p.4.32 Ibid.,p.4.33 Ibid.,p.4.34 (1993) p.127.35 Anthony=Govindarajan,op.cit.,p.49.36 Ibid.,p.147. 37 (2000) p.34. 38 (2000) p.56. 39 p.56.40 Anthony=Young,op.cit.,p.18., and Anthony=Govindarajan,op.cit.,p.15.41 Anthony=Young,op.cit.,p.18.42 Ibid.,p.18.43 Ibid.,p.18.44 Ibid.,p.18.45 Ibid.,p.19.46 Ibid.,p.19.47 Ibid.,p.19.48 Ibid.,pp.19-20.49 Ibid.,pp.19-20.50 Ibid.,p.20.51 Ibid.,p.20.52 Ibid.,p.20.53 Ibid.,p.20.54 Ibid.,p.20.55 Ibid.,pp.20-21.56 Ibid.,p.21.57 (2005) p.4. 58 p.4.59 p.15.60 p.16.

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