Variable Costs Definition | Becker

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Variable Costs

Variable costs are costs that change proportionately in total relative to changes in production within the relevant range. Variable costs per unit remain constant, but vary directly in total with changes in units. Almost any cost is variable in the long term (because the relevant range will change over time). See also fixed costs and mixed costs and relevant range.

Related Terms:

Fixed Costs [BAR]Mixed Costs [BAR]Relevant Range [BAR]Back to Dictionary

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