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Yi-Chen

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Question 1

The variable overhead flexible-budget variance can be further explained by calculating the:
◦ price variance and the efficiency variance
◦ static-budget variance and sales-volume variance
◦ spending variance and the efficiency variance
◦ sales-volume variance and the spending variance

Question 2

The variable overhead spending variance measures the difference between ________, multiplied by the actual quantity of variable overhead cost-allocation base used.
◦ the actual variable overhead cost per unit and the budgeted variable overhead cost per unit
◦ the standard variable overhead cost rate and the budgeted variable overhead cost rate
◦ the actual variable overhead cost per unit and the budgeted fixed overhead cost per unit
◦ the actual quantity per unit and the budgeted quantity per unit
Horngren's Cost Accounting: A Managerial Emphasis ¦ Datar, Rajan ¦ 16th Edition
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