Answer / venkateswarlu

doesn't change amount (salary,office expenses)

Answer / sumanis4uall1985@rediffmail.co

A cost that does not vary depending on production or sales
levels, such as rent, property tax, insurance, or interest
expense.

Answer / atul rana

WHICH DOEST CHANGE WD CHANGE IN PRODUCTION

Answer / kiran kumar mamidi

Every firm has to incur some amount of money for the
operating of the business and the amout would be vary with
the nature of the operation
Where fixed cost is the cost which must be fixed with the
changing of the operation upto certain extent
Eg: rent,salary,power consumed etc

Answer / chiranjeevi

it is a fixed cost depends on volume of production the cost
may not change

Answer / r sumitra

fixed cost is that component of total cost...which do not
change with each unit of output rather remains fixed till
certain level of output

Answer / anjibabu

The Fixed Cost Mean Which Product Can be Instaled They What
may Be Ur Include all the Expenditure Are called Fixed Cost

Answer / rocking.satya9

cost that remains constant, regardless of any change in a
company's activity.

Answer / vikash khichar

fixed cost is a cost are not related to the production are high and low

Answer / duke das

Fixed Costs are costs that does not change for a certian level of production, whcih is usually very big considering the current level of production. it signifies that the company doesn't foresee a change in the costs incurred in near future.

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