A flexible budget consists of a series of budgets for different levels of activity that accounts for unplanned business condition changes. It segregates costs into fixed, semi-fixed, and variable categories. For example, a company's rabbit toy sales may be 10,000 one month, 8,000 the next month, and 12,000 another month. A flexible budget would show fixed costs like depreciation and electricity alongside variable costs like materials and labor and semi-fixed costs like phone charges. It also displays metrics like sales, contribution, fixed costs, and profit/loss at different activity levels like 60%, 80%, and 100% capacity.