The Direct Costing method is both a method of calculation and a method of analysis regarding the adoption of some
decisions concerning the manufacturing or the production of a product. With reference to an economic entity, the
volume of activity is in a full correlation with the price and the variable expenditure and, on the other hand, the
workloads with the production capacity and implicitly the fixed expenses. These are in correlation with the wearer's
cost (product) which, on the one hand, generates costs dependent on them and, on the other hand, generates the
necessity of the existence of a certain production capacities. This correlation is expressed by the means of the
following indicators characteristics of the Direct-Costing method, such as: the break-even, the coverage factor, the
safety factor, the safety range (Fătăcean, 2009).