Fixed Cost

/ˈfɪkst kɒst/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A cost that remains constant and does not vary with the level of goods or services produced, often relevant in contracts and liability assessments.
    The contract specified that the tenant must pay a fixed cost regardless of utility use.

Forms

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Commentary

In legal contexts, fixed costs may impact contract terms and damage calculations, so precise drafting should clarify which costs are fixed versus variable.

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