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			* [[Semi-variable cost]]
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	A semi-fixed cost is where the cost is fixed within limited ranges of activity, but which increases when the level of activity becomes greater than this limited range.		A semi-fixed cost is where the cost is fixed within limited ranges of activity, but which increases when the level of activity becomes greater than this limited range.

	An example of a semi-fixed cost is where extra supervision salaries have to be paid each time an extra shift is worked.		An example of a semi-fixed cost is where extra supervision salaries have to be paid each time an extra shift is worked.

	If the total semi-fixed cost were plotted on the y-axis of a graph, with the x-axis being the level of activity, the shape of the cost curve would be a series of steps going up.		If the total semi-fixed cost were plotted on the y-axis of a graph, with the x-axis being the level of activity, the shape of the cost curve would be a series of steps going up.


	== See also ==		== See also ==
	* [[Fixed cost]]		* [[Fixed cost]]
	* [[Variable cost]]		* [[Variable cost]]

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A semi-fixed cost is where the cost is fixed within limited ranges of activity, but which increases when the level of activity becomes greater than this limited range.
An example of a semi-fixed cost is where extra supervision salaries have to be paid each time an extra shift is worked.
If the total semi-fixed cost were plotted on the y-axis of a graph, with the x-axis being the level of activity, the shape of the cost curve would be a series of steps going up.

== See also ==
* [[Fixed cost]]
* [[Variable cost]]