Traduction de «variable costs » (Anglais → Français) :

semi-variable costs | mixed costs | semi-fixed costs | semi-variable expenses

variable costs | VC [Abbr.]

unit variable cost [ per-unit variable cost | variable cost per unit ]

semi-variable cost [ semi-variable expense | mixed cost | semi-fixed cost ]

direct costing | marginal costing | proportional costing(USA) | variable costing

direct cost | direct charge | direct expense | direct costs | variable cost

direct costing | marginal costing | variable costing

direct costs | variable costs

Nevertheless, given that costs related to tied agents have some element of variability but cannot be considered a fully variable cost item but it would be disproportionate to include the full amount of the costs related to tied agents to the own funds requirements, these rules should provide for the inclusion only of a percentage of these costs in the own funds requirements.

An LRIC approach would also allow the recovery of all fixed and variable costs (as the fixed costs are assumed to become variable over the long run) which are incremental to the provision of the wholesale call termination service and would thereby facilitate efficient cost recovery.

44. Warmly welcomes the inclusion of an initial analysis identifying fixed and variable costs in the budget proposal; recognises the methodological difficulties involved but is convinced that these concepts should be examined further; in this regard, recalls that it is awaiting a reply from the competent bodies as to how the concept of a zero-based budget policy, utilising this distinction between fixed and variable costs, could be applied in the context of the Parliament's budget procedure; requests deeper examination regarding fixed costs, distinguishing permanent fixed costs, fixed costs for fixed terms and areas where savings coul ...[+++]d be generated; requests deeper examination regarding variable costs, making a clear link between costs and objectives, policies and actions, and identifying and sorting priorities by importance;

44. Warmly welcomes the inclusion of an initial analysis identifying fixed and variable costs in the budget proposal; recognises the methodological difficulties involved but is convinced that these concepts should be examined further; in this regard, recalls that it is awaiting a reply from the competent bodies as to how the concept of a zero-based budget policy, utilising this distinction between fixed and variable costs, could be applied in the context of the Parliament's budget procedure; requests deeper examination regarding fixed costs, distinguishing permanent fixed costs, fixed costs for fixed terms and areas where savings coul ...[+++]d be generated; requests deeper examination regarding variable costs, making a clear link between costs and objectives, policies and actions, and identifying and sorting priorities by importance;