leasing costs, committed costs are fixed costs that are caused by the possession of facilities, materials, etc.
Some committed fixed costs are the most difficult of fixed costs to change because they are required to maintain basic operations. For example, rent is a fixed cost that is difficult to change because it is bound by a lease.
* Rent * Payroll for Salaried Employees
Some of the Variable costs are Fuel Cost, energy, and operating cost
Some fixed costs of running a shopping center would be rent, employee salary (if not commission based), utilities (if you maintain consistent hours of operation). Some variable costs would be Cost of goods sold, commissions, and perhaps shipping costs.
Flexible expenses are costs that can be adjusted or varied based on individual choices and circumstances. Examples include entertainment expenses such as dining out, subscription services, and travel costs. Other examples are discretionary spending on clothing, hobbies, and personal care. Unlike fixed expenses, these costs can be reduced or eliminated if necessary to manage a budget.
Some costs are semi-variable, e.g. electricity, maintenance, and rise with output but not inproportion. Labour may be fixed in the short run.
Some examples of fixed pulleys include flagpoles, clotheslines, and some types of industrial machinery used in manufacturing processes.
Indirect material is normal fixed cost that is why it is allocated using some kind of ratio or formula.
Some examples of fixed income jobs include those in the securities sector. Jobs in research, analysis, and trading are all covered by the fixed income model.
Some costs are semi-variable, e.g. electricity, maintenance, and rise with output but not inproportion. Labour may be fixed in the short run.
Ownership of land.
Some examples of fixed income products available in the market include government bonds, corporate bonds, certificates of deposit (CDs), and fixed annuities.