Examples of using Variable costs in English and their translations into Croatian
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Fixed and variable costs.
Therefore all investments are considered as variable costs.
From variable costs to predictable costs: .
From fixed costs to variable costs.
Variable costs, on the other hand, change depending on how many participants you have.
The total cost is the sum of fixed and variable costs.
Variable costs, on the other hand, change depending on how many participants you have.
Thus, marginal profit depends on the price and variable costs of production.
To drive variable costs all the way to zero, however, a different approach is needed.
Wind power is economical- the wind is a free andunending raw material and there are practically zero variable costs.
To drive variable costs all the way to zero, however, a different approach is needed.
The use of music as compensation also illustrates how there is sometimes a trade-off between fixed and variable costs.
For example, in a lab experiment, variable costs might come from paying staff and participants.
Variable costs include direct material, direct labor… and overhead applicable to each individual unit.
The use of music as compensation also illustrates how there is sometimes a trade-off between fixed costs and variable costs.
In general, amplified asking will probably have high fixed costs and low variable costs similar to digital experiments see Chapter 4.
Please note that additional variable costs may influence the total cost of ownership, including but not limited to other consumables, servicing, power consumption and parts replacement.
In general, amplified asking will probably have high fixed costs and low variable costs similar to those of digital experiments see chapter 4.
All variable costs, an appropriate contribution to the fixed costs and a reasonable profit connected with any other activity of the public service operator may under no circumstances be charged to the public service in question.
In general, amplified asking will probably have high fixed costs and low variable costs similar to those of digital experiments see chapter 4.
From the financial side it would mean that variable costs will increase for 25% and total cost for electric power sector in Bosnia and Herzegovina would be around 150 million BAM, which would eat all the profits that state electric companies made, says Husika.
It is important to note that profitability(the formula presented above)is calculated according to the distribution of constant and variable costs in the process of pricing.
Even though digital experiments have low variable costs, you can create a lot of exciting opportunities when you drive the variable cost all the way to zero.
As I described in Chapter 5, researchers can increasingly design andbuild digital experiments with zero variable costs, a cost structure that enables extremely large experiments.
Just over a quarter of a million people are employed in the EU poultry sector, according to the 2017 study, with 62% employed in slaughter/processing and almost a fifth(19%) employed in primary production; mainly on the 23,360 large broiler farms 9. In some regions of the EU the sector is highly integrated(common ownership of breeding, hatchery, housing, feed mill and processing plants) andkeepers are paid a set rate for their labour and variable costs.
In general, analog experiments have low fixed costs and high variable costs whereas digital experiments have high fixed costs and low variable costs.
By Decision No O3‑703 of 22 November 2013 on the generation of electricity of the Republic of Lithuania and setting the purchase price of electricity produced by Lietuvos Elektrinė, the NCECP set that purchase price for 2014,providing a breakdown divided into a part relating to variable costs and a part relating to fixed costs. .
In general, analog experiments have low fixed costs and high variable costs, while digital experiments have high fixed costs and low variable costs figure 4.19.
Expenses specific to the project which have not yet been spent,e.g. the incremental fixed costs of LM2,000 per annum, and the variable costs of materials, labour, and other expenses;
In general, analog experiments have low fixed costs and high variable costs, anddigital experiments have high fixed costs and low variable costs Figure 4.18.