Answer:
-$30,250 favorable
Explanation:
labor efficiency variance = (standard quantity - actual quantity) x standard labor cost
- actual quantity = 7,700 hours
- standard quantity = 9.9 hours x 1,000 units = 9,900
- standard labor cost = $13.70
labor efficiency variance = (7,700 - 9,900) x $13.70 = -$30,250 favorable variance
the variance is favorable, because less hours were actually used than forecasted
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