The cost of running a business is commonly referred to as operating expenses or operational costs. These costs encompass a wide range of expenditures, including rent, utilities, salaries, inventory, and marketing. They are essential for the day-to-day functioning of the business and can significantly impact profitability. Understanding and managing these costs is crucial for financial health and sustainability.
Variable operating costs + fixed operating costs = total operating costs.
Fixed costs include all costs that are not subject to change for producing at a higher output. In this question the $200 spent to make the lemonade stand is a fixed cost because its cost does not change in relation to the number of cups sold. On the other hand, the cups represent variable cost, because for every cup sold there is an addition $0.50 charged to the stand, that is to say that cup costs depends on how many cups are produced and sold.
costs
To buy FOB means to buy a product where the seller is responsible for all costs i.e. , transport, storage, packing, loading (logistics) up until the product is loaded onto a vessel/craft, thus FOB stand for free on board.
There is no difference between the term "motor ship" and the term "motor vessel." The two are commonly used interchangeably.
Merchant Vessel or Motor Vessel.
Because that big motor vessel is not used as a working vessel, it is used for pleasure. Please see the related link below:
motor tugboat
if you are talking about the costs associated with running a business, they are called "operating costs" there are also the costs that are required to get a business running, they are called "startup costs"
Running costs in are associated with companies and businesses. The running costs are simply the amount of money needed to make the company "run". Running costs include staff payment, electricity costs and resources etc. Running costs are the cost for day-to-day running of the business
Class A
Twin screw motor vessel.
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MV stands for "Motor Vessel" and MT stands for "Motor Tanker" or "Motor Tugboat".
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Class A