ACC 406 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Cost Driver, Fixed Cost, Variable Cost

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Acc 406 chapter 3 cost behavior. Cost behaviour describes whether a cost changes when the activity level changes. Fixed cost is a cost that does not change as activity changes (by activity i mean production) Increases or decreases as production increases or decreases. Cost behaviour measures of output cost driver. Cost driver is a casual measurement that causes costs to change. The relevant range is the range of output over which an assumed cost relationship is valid for the normal operations of a firm. The relevant range limits the cost relationship to the range of operations that firm normally expects to occur. Fixed cost per unit = fixed cost/total output. Variable cost per unit = total variable cost/total output: as output increase fixed cost per unit decreases, since variable cost vary in direct proportion with total output, the unit cost is fixed. Fixed costs that can be changed easily at managers consent.

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