Answer / nisha

fixed cost is a cost which remain fixed whether the production level is high or low.example of fixed cost are-rent of shop,salary etc.

Answer / naresh

the fixed cost is nothing but which expences are not chang
or fixed

Answer / venkata krishna

fixed cost is a cost, not related to the production capacity.it is always fixed.i.e not vary with production capacity

Answer / saranyaaravind

A cost that remains constant, regardless of any change in a
company's activity. A good example is a lease payment. If
you are leasing a building at $2,000 per month, then you
will pay that amount each month, no matter how well or how
poorly the business is doing.

Answer / prashant rai

Fixed cost is a cost which is remein same during the change
in level of output.
For ex. salery

Answer / samuel alexander

Fixed costs are those that doesn't vary with production levels or capacity ex:-salary,insurance etc.

Answer / shweta

The cost which remains fixed irrespective of the quantity
manufactured or work done. If there is nil manufacturing or
no work done then also this cost have to be beared.

Answer / chandra. mangatayaru

fixed cost means no change of cost the volume of production
increase or decrease fixed cost no change, ex building rent

Answer / sandeep

fixed cost means doesn't change amount (ex: salary & office expenses)
(or)

what ever the cost incurred an asset this expense is not recovered in 1 financial year

Answer / c. vijay prasad

Fixed cost is a Cost which remain same

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