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Which of these is an example of a variable expense calculated in an organizational budget?

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In an organizational budget, variable expenses are the total cost that depended on the amount of goods produced.
Example of variable expenses are:
- Raw material expenses
- Cost of plastic to make a handphone case
- Cost of carrots if the company is selling carrot pies
- etc

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