Semi variable cost
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Semi variable cost is an expense which is both a fixed and variable cost. It shows similarities to telephone bills. One must pay line, rental and on top of that a price that depends on how heavy one is using the service. So it changes with output. Another example is satellite television. A price for the box must be paid monthly and to get additional movies, more money has to be given.
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