Posted by Charles on Wednesday, December 9, 2009 at 3:15pm.
You did well on the fixed costs.
Now remember your variable costs are often for supplies form a jobber, and he has fixed costs and variable costs. As your volume increases, you order more, so his fixed costs are spread across a higher volume, so he can give you "volume" discounts, and this lowers your variable costs.
FOr instance, you use zerox paper in a printing job. Variable costs equal the cost of the paper and ink per page. However, instead of a ream of printing, your job is 10,000 reams of printing: your cost of paper goes down, because your supplier can give you volume discounts (he saves on delivery, handling, and so on).
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