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Operating costs are the day to day cost of organizing to
a business’ operations. It can also refer to the costs of
operating a particular method or branch of a corporation.
Operating costs usually fall into two groups, called fixed
costs and variable costs. A business may have more of one
type of operating cost than the other
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