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What is Cost Behavior
Refers to the operational cost concepts of fixed and variable costs
High-Low Method
high-low method provides a rough estimate of the fix and variable cost components that comprise total cost
Cost Behavior when production changes

Step-variable Costs
Remain constant in total over a small range of production levels, but vary with larger changes in production volume. Supervisory salaries, utility costs, and shipping costs often behave in this fashion.
Mixed Costs
Have a fixed component and a variable component. The variable component causes them to vary in total with changes in volume. The fixed component, however, prevents them from varying in direct proportion to the change in volume.