Fixed Costs vs Variable Costs

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In this video, we will compare fixed and variable costs. We will learn how each type of costs impacts a company's leverage and why some firms prefer a given degree of operating leverage.
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[@jakubosobka4414]

Is accelerated depreciation a fixed cost? If so why - it kind of changes over time, but on the other hand it kindda doesn't depend on the output. Confusing a bit..

[@ntcuong01ct1]

Dear Friends, I have 2 questions: 1/ In a promotion program (buy 3 product A and 2 product B then customer will rebate to 5000 USD). Question: I want to calculate the break-even point of this program, what are the variable and fixed costs?. 2/ With the long-term business strategy, I think we should do the business process is: Step 1: The Board of Director (BoD) write the long-term strategy. Step 2: The Departments (exclude financial) will be write the plan of each SBU (Strategic busines unit). Step 3: The Financial department write the financial plan (OPEX plan and CAPEX plan, bank loan, M&A transaction) Step 4: The BoD review and feeback, the departments modify and re-submit. Final, the BoD approve. Step 5: The company execute and review the final result. How do you think?. Thank you.

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