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| − | Fixed costs are costs that do not vary based on the amount of production or output. In other words, these costs exist regardless of whether a company is in full production or shut down. Fixed costs include rent, property taxes and debt. | + | '''Fixed costs''' are costs that do not vary based on the amount of production or output. In other words, these costs exist regardless of whether a company is in full production or shut down. Fixed costs include rent, property taxes and debt. Costs, that depend on the amount of output, are [[variable costs]]. In the long run, all costs are variable, as a firm can always choose to shut down. |
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Latest revision as of 13:00, July 13, 2016
Fixed costs are costs that do not vary based on the amount of production or output. In other words, these costs exist regardless of whether a company is in full production or shut down. Fixed costs include rent, property taxes and debt. Costs, that depend on the amount of output, are variable costs. In the long run, all costs are variable, as a firm can always choose to shut down.