单词fixed costs
n.: 固定成本
网络: 固定费用；固定的成本；固定成本费用
固定成本:
the costs that a business must pay that do not change even if the amount of work produced changes
固定成本
固定费用
Since (by definition) fixed costs do not vary with production quantity, it drops out of the equation when it is differentiated.
由于（根据定义）固定成本不能随商品数量变化而变化，区分它的时候，方程就不适用了。
The key is to determine what makes up fixed costs, such as the cost of a telephone, and variable costs, such as the cost of each phone call.
关键是确定什么组成固定成本，如电话机的成本，和变动成本，如每打一个电话的成本。
Our debt ratios got higher and with rising state and local taxes thrown on top of it , people"s fixed costs were higher .
我们的负债率越来越高，并且持续上升，地税的重担压在头上，民众的固定成本居高不下。
That sounds like a very appealing statement, but it turns out not to be true if there are high fixed costs to providing stuff.
这句话倒是很动听，但如果供货的固定成本较高，它就不那么适用了。
He can"t do anything about the increase in his fixed costs, so he is trying to make up for smaller margins with greater volume.
他没办法控制那些固定成本，所以他在尝试走薄利多销这条路。
The chart shows that the fixed costs are represented BE the difference BEtween the total cost line and the variable cost line.
从上图可以看出，固定成本即总成本线与变动成本线之间的差距。
They are also sometimes referred to as the "fixed costs" of the business.
它们有些时候也被指作企业的“固定成本”。
No longer does a producer have to make thousands, or hundreds of thousands, of items to recover his fixed costs.
生产者们再也不用生产成千上万的产品来赚回他们的固定成本。
You"re driving a hard bargain. We have certain fixed costs, you know.
您真固执。我们有一定的固定成本，这您是知道的。
In this chart the fixed costs are plotted paralleled to the variable costs. Thus the fixed cost line becomes the total cost line.
在这一图中，固定成本线与变动成本线平行，固定成本线就成了总成本线。