Fixed Costs, Variable Costs, and Volume

variable cost  A variable cost remains the same per unit but changes in total Variable cost examples include sales commissions, hourly workers, and units-of-production method VARIABLE COSTS definition: Variable costs are costs that vary depending on how much of a product is made

Variable cost is a business expense that rises or falls in direct proportion to production volume The more goods a company produces, the higher This includes rent, office utilities, and other overhead expenses Your variable cost would be approximately $ per scoop This includes the cost of ice

Variable costs are costs which change with output As output increases the firm needs to use more raw materials and employ more workers  Variable cost examples · Cost of raw materials Perhaps these are the largest variable cost of most businesses · Direct labor costs