Question

In the long​ run, the cost of fire insurance A. remains a fixed cost. B. becomes a nonmonetary opportunity cost. C. becomes an accounting cost. D. becomes zero. E. becomes a variable co

Answer 1

Answer:

A. remains a fixed cost.

Explanation:

Because lets say your house catches on fire. your going to have the help of insurance but then you're also going to have to pay for it too.