As production increases within the relevant range, Question 80 options: variable costs will vary on a per unit basis. variable costs will vary in total. any of the above might occur depending upon manufacturing conditions fixed costs will vary in total.
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Variable costs are costs that change in total in direct proportion to changes in the level of production or activity. They remain constant on a per-unit basis. Examples include materials, labor, and utilities directly involved in the production process. Show more…
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