Costs that do not vary with production or sales levels are called ?
Correct answer: A. fixed costs
- A. fixed costs
- B. variable costs
- C. standard costs
- D. independent costs
Explanation
Fixed costs remain unchanged as production or sales volume changes within the relevant operating range, such as rent. Variable costs move with output, making them the opposite category.
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