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renzo156

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What is the difference between fixed costs and variable costs?

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________ is a term that describes the ratio of various types of third-party payers that provide revenue to a health care organization.
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Answer to Question 1

Fixed costs do not change when the volume of services changes; examples are rent and utilities. Variable costs differ in proportion to the services provided; an example is that when the number of visits increases, the costs associated with visits also increase.

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