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Old 09-12-2011, 01:05 PM   #15
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As for the rest, I still maintain that "fixed costs" are not as fixed as the article seems to be claiming.
Typically, fixed costs aren't really fixed, they are "lumpy" variable costs. Think about it this way:

Over a small change in title volume, the number of editors stays the same; the cost looks fixed. But, if you experience a large change in title volume, then you need to increase or decrease your number of editors, so the cost changes.

Also, a handy rule of thumb is that in the long term, all fixed costs are variable and all variable costs are fixed.
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