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A) $83,520 unfavorable
B) $83,520 favorable
C) $19,224 unfavorable
D) $19,224 favorable
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A) The difference between the standard fixed overhead rate and the actual fixed overhead rate multiplied by the actual hours used
B) The difference between the standard fixed overhead costs allocated to production and the budgeted fixed overhead costs
C) The difference between the actual fixed overhead costs incurred and the budgeted fixed overhead costs
D) The difference between the actual fixed overhead costs incurred and the standard fixed overhead costs allocated
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True/False
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A) Favorable fixed overhead budget variance
B) Unfavorable fixed overhead budget variance
C) Favorable fixed overhead volume variance
D) Unfavorable fixed overhead volume variance
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Multiple Choice
A) $4150 favorable
B) $4150 unfavorable
C) $3300 favorable
D) $3300 unfavorable
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Multiple Choice
A) rate variance and price variance.
B) price variance and usage variance.
C) rate variance and efficiency variance.
D) price variance and efficiency variance.
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A) budget and volume variances.
B) rate and efficiency variances.
C) price and usage variances.
D) rate and volume variances.
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True/False
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A) $85,000
B) $90,000
C) $136,000
D) $41,600
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A) production
B) marketing
C) personnel
D) purchasing
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A) $57,720
B) $23,440
C) $51,440
D) $37,440
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A) Variable overhead efficiency variance
B) Variable overhead usage variance
C) Variable overhead spending variance
D) Variable overhead price variance
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A) ideal standard.
B) efficiency standard.
C) realistic standard.
D) practical standard.
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Multiple Choice
A) $880 U; $420 F
B) $650 F; $230 U
C) $420 U; $880 F
D) $230 F; $650 U
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True/False
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True/False
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A) the excessive cost to keep standards up-to-date.
B) companies that pay employees a salary because direct labor is a fixed cost rather than a variable cost.
C) those manufacturing costs that enter Work in Process Inventory are recorded at standard cost, rather than actual cost.
D) traditional standards can promote unfavorable employee behavior.
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A) $2750 favorable
B) $2750 unfavorable
C) $3500 favorable
D) $3500 unfavorable
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