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When plotted on a graph, cost functions are usually displayed by having the level of activity (machine hours, etc.)plotted on the horizontal axis (called the x-axis )and the amount of total costs corresponding to (or dependent on)the levels of that activity on the vertical axis (called the y-axis).
Monitoring
The continuous and systematic process of tracking, analyzing, and responding to information or trends related to a specific topic, organization, or project.
Reacting
The process of responding or adjusting to stimuli, events, or actions, often implying a spontaneous or immediate response without prior planning.
Crisis Phase
A critical period during which decisive action is required to manage and resolve a threatening situation to an organization or society.
Normal Operations
The standard, day-to-day activities required to keep a business or organization functioning effectively.
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