variable costs
costs that vary directly with the volume or quantity produced, variable costs plus fixed costs equal total costs
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Variable Costs: [var] Variable costs refer to the costs that are associated directly with the number of units of product that are produced. For example, the materials used in making a product are considered variable costs of a product.
Variable Costs - These costs are directly associated with the production and sales of products and, consequently, may change as the level of production or sales changes.
Definition: Price is based on a product's total fixed and variable costs.
Example: Typical pricing in commodity markets. For example, a commodity-type raw product such as steel is priced using a standard formula based on cost.
Contribution per unit can be defined as selling price less variable costs. Overall contribution is the difference between total sales revenues and variable costs
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a) Levels of competition.
b) Fixed and variable costs.
c) Competition..
d) Company objectives.
e) Proposed positioning strategies.
f) Target group and willingness to pay.
a pricing strategy in which all relevant variable costs and a full share of fixed costs directly attributable to the product are used in setting its selling price
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Full-Cost Pricing - a pricing strategy in which all relevant variable costs and a full share of fixed costs directly attributable to the product are used in setting its selling price.
contribution margin - The difference between the total revenue generated by a product or brand and its total variable costs.
 See also: Marketing, Strategy, Variable Cost, Product, Company
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