If only a single level of production (or a very small range) is considered, which of the following statements is/are true?

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At a single level of production or within a very small range, costs do not change significantly with the level of production, thus they are essentially considered fixed. Variable costs change with production levels, but in a very narrow range, this change is negligible. Mixed costs have both fixed and variable components, but again, the variability is minimal in a narrow range. Not all costs being relevant is a broader concept that applies to decision-making processes and is not specific to the nature of costs at a single level of production.

If Only a Single Level of Production (Or a Very