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1. Non controllable variable cost
2. Controllable fixed
3. Non controllable
4. Non controllable
5. controllable variable and semi

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1. VARIABLE COST - NON CONT
2. SEMI VARIABLE - CONT
3. FIXED - NON
4.FIXED - NON
5. FIXED- NON

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1. fixed cost - controllable
*variable -non controllable

2. fixed cost- controllable

3. variable - non-controllable
*fixed

4. variable - non controllable

5. variable - controllable

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1. Food cost- controllable
2. Rent Insurance- non controllable
3. Managers salary and hourly controllable
4. Repairs and maintenance
- controllable non
S-controllable
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Controllable
- food cost
- hourly wages
- production supplies

Non-controllable
- rent & insurance
- fees
- repairs & maintenance

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Rent & insurance- non con
Manager’s salary & hourly wages-controllable
Repair & maintenance-non
Product supplies-controllable
Electricity- non

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Food costs- Controllable Costs
Rent and Insurance- Non-controllable Costs
Manager's Salaries and Hourly Wages- controllable
Repairs and Maintenance- Non-controllable
Production Supplies- Controllable
Electricity- Controllable

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Controllable:
- food cost
- manager's salaries & hourly wages
- production supplies

Noncontrollable:
- rent & insurance
- repairs and maintenance
- electricity

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FOOD COST- CONTROLLABLE
RENT & INSURANCE- NON
MANAGERS SALERIES HOURLY WAGES-CONTROLLABLE
REPAIRS AND MAINTENCE- NON
PRODUCTION SUPPLIES- CONTROLLABLE
ELECTRICITY-NON

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controllable
- food cost
- manager salaries and hourly wages
- production supplies

non controllable
- rent and insurance
- repairs and maintenance
- electricity

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Fixedsit remains the same regardless of sales volume.
Example, rent insurance and car payment
Variable Cost that increases and decreases in direct
Proportion to sales
Examples, food, supplies, labor (hourly)

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Fixed Cost-Prices do not change regardless of sales volume (Ex. Insurance payments, loan payments)

Variable Cost- Costs that increase or decrease in direct proportion to sales. (Ex. Wages and commision)

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Fixed
•insurance
•rent bill
•phone bill
•car bill
•water/power bill

Variable is when a company credits card fees, expenses and rise or fall sales.

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Variables cost hourly wages employee, food, supplies

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fixed cost - are cost that remain the same. 

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fixed cost - are cost that remain the same. 

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variable cost - are cost that increases or decreases. ex. reduced hours

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fixed cost: remains the same regardless of sales volume.
(example: rent, insurance)

variable cost: costs that increase and decrease in direct proportion to sales.
(example: labor costs for staff; hourly wages; cutting hours)

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fixed costs are expenses that are consistent and never changing

variable cost are expenses that CHANGE based on business volume

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165
x 0.15
———-
24.75
x  0.15
———-
$8,910

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$0.15 per customer=$8,910
$0.25 per customer=$14,850

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165x 360= 59,400 x 0.15 = $8,910

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total cost savings w/additional $0.10 per customer

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total cost savings w/additional $0.10 per customer

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2.) $14,850

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1.) $8,910

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Cost - a cost is the value of money that has been used up to produce something or deliver a service, and hence is not available for use anymore. Profit - a financial gain.

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Cost - a cost is the value of money that has been used up to produce something or deliver a service, and hence is not available for use anymore. Profit - a financial gain.

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Definition  of cost and profit.
PaidCost is something you spend on and is the remainingafter all are Paid

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Cost is all the equipment needed in the kitchen

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Cost is the amount of money needed to pay for expenses such as ingredients, equipment, kitchen tools, etc.

Profit is the money gained after paying for all the expenses (rent, utilities, equipment, etc)

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profit is what you have left once all expenses are paid, while cost is the amount of something that you want to acquire

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cost - an amount that has to be paid or spent to buy or obtain something

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cost - an amount that has to be paid or spent to buy or obtain something

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profit - is a financial gain.

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cost = anything that deals with spending money

profit = is the remaining financial gain of money