Match each of the following terms to the appropriate definition. A type of cost that has two components: one that does not change in relation to the volume produced and one that does change in relation to the volume produced. The difference between sales per unit and variable costs per unit. A fairly accurate calculation to determine the variable and fixed components of a cost. The excess of sales over break-even revenue. Describes a company's cost structure and the effect of fixed costs on operating income as volume changes. A type of cost that does not change in relation to volume produced. A method of examining different scenarios by only examining items that have changed. A production level where certain costs remain the same. A type of cost that changes in relation to volume produced