A) A favorable labor price variance
B) An unfavorable labor price variance
C) A favorable labor usage variance
D) An unfavorable labor usage variance
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A) When standard costs are more than actual costs
B) When expected sales are less than actual sales
C) When actual sales are equal to expected sales
D) None of these answers are correct.
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A) A variance is favorable when expected sales are more than actual sales.
B) A variance is a difference between budgeted and actual amounts.
C) A variance can be calculated for both revenues and expenses.
D) A variance can be both favorable and unfavorable.
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A) Strategic budget.
B) Standard budget.
C) Static budget.
D) Flexible budget.
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A) (AQ × AP) − (SQ × SP)
B) (SQ × SP) − (SQ × SP)
C) (AQ × AP) − (AQ × SP)
D) (AQ × SP) − (SQ × SP)
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A) $53,550
B) $55,500
C) $94,500
D) $210,000
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A) Management by the numbers.
B) Management development.
C) Management by exception.
D) Just-in-time management.
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A) It took the employees less time to produce the outputs than expected.
B) The total direct labor variance is $2,500 favorable.
C) The actual direct labor rate must have exceeded the standard direct labor rate.
D) It is probable that the supervisor attempted to use more highly skilled (and paid) employees than allowed for by the direct labor standards.
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A) Sales − Variable costs = Contribution margin; Contribution margin − Fixed costs = Net income
B) Sales − Cost of goods sold = Gross margin; Gross margin − Operating expenses = Net income
C) Sales − Manufacturing costs − Selling and administrative costs = Net income
D) None of these answers are correct.
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A) $80,000 F
B) $80,000 U
C) $60,000 U
D) $160,000 U
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A) making the numbers.
B) cooking the books.
C) lowballing.
D) budget slack.
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A) Create a flexible budget showing a range of outcomes between 40,000 hours and 50,000 hours.
B) Create two master budgets, one at 50,000 hours and one at 40,000 hours.
C) Create only one budget at the more optimistic volume of 50,000 hours.
D) Create a volume budget based on actual performance.
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