Geography Dictionary:

variable cost analysis

A method of costing an industrial location in terms of the spatial variations in production and costs. In its simplest form:


where TCi = total cost of production at location i, Qj = required quantity of input j, and Uij = unit cost of input at location i.

 
 
 

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