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relative costs (How to Distinguish Between Controllable Costs & Relative Costs by Lauren Treadwell, Demand Media Google Controllable costs are expenses that a business has the power to change. Many business costs are controllable to some extent, such as payroll and materials. Relative costs are expenses that change depending on where the company does business, such as the costs of transporting goods. Although controllable cost and relative costs may seem like different concepts, a cost can be both controllable and relative. Alexander Demidov) |
