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Fixed Manufacturing Cost
Costs that remain constant regardless of production volume, including fixed overheads like lease payments, wages for full-time staff, and reduction in value of manufacturing machinery.
Long-Term Prices
Prices or rates expected to remain stable or predictable over an extended period, often relating to commodities or financial assets.
Absorption Costing
An accounting method that includes all manufacturing costs, both fixed and variable, in the cost of a product.
Contribution Margin Ratio
A financial metric that measures the proportion of revenue that exceeds variable costs, indicating how much revenue contributes to covering fixed costs and generating profit.
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