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Tarron_Tarron t1_iui13ru wrote

What is the difference between COST OF REVENUE and OPERATING EXPENSE

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Trouser_Snakes t1_iui3ht9 wrote

I think its how much each stuffed panda costs (CoR) vs how much it costs to keep all the lights on/machines running in a Fulfillment Center (it's a lot... we run 24/7)

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Miloh_Dangler t1_iujajcx wrote

I was wondering the same thing and hoping to find an answer in here that even a regard like myself could understand. Appreciate it bruv 👊

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meta1sides t1_iuig0hi wrote

The fact that this is the 2nd top comment speaks volumes

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LeCheval t1_iuicv9z wrote

I believe that Cost of Revenue are generally direct/variable costs while operating expenses are fixed/indirect costs. The cost of revenue would include things like the cost of the goods sold, whereas operating costs would include things like electricity/lease/employee salary costs.

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discountgenghiskhan t1_iuifdtz wrote

direct vs indirect costs, do a quick google search for COGS vs operating expenses

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discountgenghiskhan t1_iuifece wrote

direct vs indirect costs, do a quick google search for COGS vs operating expenses

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mnelson10000 t1_iuj1sqd wrote

Cost of revenue = cost of goods and operating expense = coke and hookers

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