Difference between revisions of "Total Cost"

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In business, Total Cost (TC) refers to the sum of both Fixed Costs (start-up) and Variable Costs (to cover day-to-day operations) for a firm.
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In business, Total Cost (TC) refers to the sum of both [[Fixed Costs]] (start-up) and [[Variable Costs]] (to cover day-to-day operations) for a firm.
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Latest revision as of 20:42, July 13, 2016

In business, Total Cost (TC) refers to the sum of both Fixed Costs (start-up) and Variable Costs (to cover day-to-day operations) for a firm.