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semivariable cost| Cost which tends to increase as output increases but not in direct proportion to the increase in output. For example, a car manufacturer may have to install and use more telephone lines if the number of cars manufactured goes up, but there is no direct relationship between telephone costs and the volume of cars produced. |
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