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Cost identification and classification
3.3 Semi-variable cost
The CIMA Terminology defines a semi-variable cost as a ‘cost
containing both fixed and variable components and thus partly affected
by a change in the level of activity’.
Examples of semi-variable costs:
Electricity
Telephone
Photocopier
Graph of semi-variable costs
Total
cost $
Variable
cost
Fixed
cost
Activity
level
TYU 4
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