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Variable costs are expenses that vary directly with the size of a firm's output. As output increases over the range of production, the variable costs fluctuate. Variable costs include raw materials, labor, fuel, and wear and tear on equipment. | Variable costs are expenses that vary directly with the size of a firm's output. As output increases over the range of production, the variable costs fluctuate. Variable costs include raw materials, labor, fuel, and wear and tear on equipment. | ||
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Revision as of 01:33, May 4, 2007
Variable costs are expenses that vary directly with the size of a firm's output. As output increases over the range of production, the variable costs fluctuate. Variable costs include raw materials, labor, fuel, and wear and tear on equipment.