fixed cost

NOUN
  1. a periodic charge that does not vary with business volume (as insurance or rent or mortgage payments etc.)
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How To Use fixed cost In A Sentence

  • Fixed costs remain constant in total regardless of activity level.
  • She was also determined to find a way to expand without increasing her fixed costs. Times, Sunday Times
  • The beta of the asset increases in proportion to the ratio of the value of the fixed costs to the value of the asset. Principles of Corporate Finance
  • The fixed costs, variable costs, the interest expense and depreciation are allowable deductions.
  • Rather than reducing expenses, underutilization of the OR actually increases them because of high fixed costs associated with labor and excess capacity.
  • CVP analysis assumes that costs can be accurately divided into fixed costs and variable costs.
  • Hence, a large portion of the revenue is based on commercial garbage in which the amount dumped generates a tipping fee in excess of the fixed cost. kk McGinn’s Budget Briefing: Gloom, Doom, and Reorganization « PubliCola
  • Duty, transport and distribution are fixed costs, so the more you spend, the more wine you get for your money.
  • This is an abbreviation of contribution towards fixed costs and profit. Finance for the Non-Financial Manager
  • The beta of the asset increases in proportion to the ratio of the value of the fixed costs to the value of the asset. Principles of Corporate Finance
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