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Mark Lemuel M

Fixed Costs or Variable Costs?

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It contrasts the costs that remain constant regardless of production levels (fixed costs) versus those that vary with production volume (variable costs), and the impact each has on financial planning. which will win in the long run?

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I think the fixed costs are much better than the variable costs.
Simon🍋
Depends on stage - fixed costs = predictable burn, but variable = lower risk early on.
Laurence Joyner
Variable costs are directly linked to the production process, making them easier to control in the short term : )
Monty Parin
Fixed cost can significantly impact profitability, especially at lower production level :(
M Anees
I think fixed one is better 🙂
Joan Tub
fixed, but it may vary B2B
Daniel Joseph Bennett
Variable costs early on for sure. Keeps risk low while you figure things out. Then shift more to fixed costs later for predictability once you've got product-market fit and are focused on scaling. AI like GPT-4 can actually help model different fixed vs variable cost scenarios to optimize your burn rate.