Mixed costs are costs that contain both fixed and variable components. They behave as partly fixed costs and partly variable costs. Examples include salaries of those who work standard hours each month but get paid overtime, and insurance policies that have a fixed monthly premium but cover variable amounts of claims.
Mixed costs are costs that contain both fixed and variable components. They behave as partly fixed costs and partly variable costs. Examples include salaries of those who work standard hours each month but get paid overtime, and insurance policies that have a fixed monthly premium but cover variable amounts of claims.
Mixed costs are costs that contain both fixed and variable components. They behave as partly fixed costs and partly variable costs. Examples include salaries of those who work standard hours each month but get paid overtime, and insurance policies that have a fixed monthly premium but cover variable amounts of claims.