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Maksim231197 [3]
2 years ago
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True or false: capitalism is a competitive economic system in which private citizens own the factors of production

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Semmy [17]2 years ago
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The answer to this is true
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Additional diagram attached to this question is displayed in the first image below.

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Explanation:

By using a columnar method, the analysis of all the variance & fixed manufacturing overhead varaince can be computed as follows:

Variable manufacturing overhead analysis:

Actual cost Incurred: ║ Actual input ×  Budgeted ║ Allocated: Budgeted

Actual input × Actual     rate                                        Input for actual output

rate                                                                               × Budgeted rate

245000                         28400×$8.00 = 227200      (4400×6hrs×$8)

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            Spending Variance      Efficiency Variance

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                                Flexible Budget Variance

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Flexible Budget Varaince = $33800 U

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Actual cost Incurred: ║ Flexible Budget Lump ║ Allocated: Budgeted

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rate                                 output level                     × Budgeted rate

                                                                             

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                                        Over allocated fixed

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Hence;

The spending Variance = $13000 U

The production Volume Variance  = $36,000 F

Over allocated fixed overhead = $23000 F

where;   F = Favourable  & U = Unfavourable

NOTE: To have a better view of the above computation in a table format, refer to the second and the third diagram in the image below.

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