Each product produced is a "unit of production". Each unit has some cost to produce. Therefore, the higher the number of units are produced, the higher the total cost of production.
Marginal unit costs are a different issue. As production volumes increase, the marginal cost of producing one more unit may be either higher or lower than the cost of producing the one last made.
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I know that it seems like a long story, but if you bear with me I will interrelate the ending with the beginning.
Interrelate means to be connected or related to one another in some way. It implies a relationship or connection between different things or elements.
cost of production formula
production cost, selling cost and sundry cost
cost of production is the amout of money spend on the production of a perticular comodites.
It has a lower opportunity cost for production of that good.
you product the cost
Because the production manager's salary remains the same, regardless of the production level, this salary is a fixed cost, not a variable cost.
If it varies with the level of production then it is variable cost otherwise it is fixed cost.
suggestion on cost saving or production improvement initiatives
It is not matter of decision by management, direct cost is that cost which is directly related with the production and separately identifiable with production volume while indirect cost is that cost which is not directly related with production volume and not separately identifiable.