Answer:
Materials quantity variance and labor efficiency variance.
Explanation:
Material quantity variance is defined as the difference that exists between the actual amount of a material that is used in production and the expected amount to be used. It measures the efficiency with which a raw material is converted into product.
MQV is calculated by multiplying standard price of material by difference between standard quantity and actual quantity.
Labour efficienct rate on the other hand measure efficiency of using labour.
It is calculated by multiplying standard labour rate with difference between standard labour amount and actual labour amount.
Answer:
$4,000
Explanation:
Given that,
Last year:
DVDs sold = 10
Selling price of each DVD = $20
DVD players sold = 5
Selling price of each DVD player = $100
This year:
DVDs sold = 150
Selling price of each DVD = $10
DVD players sold = 10
Selling price of each DVD player = $60
Real GDP:
= (No. of DVDs sold this year × Selling price of each DVD last year) + (No. of DVD players sold this year × Selling price of each DVD player last year)
= (150 × $20) + (10 × $100
)
= 3,000 + 1,000
= $4,000.
Answer:
$953 per unit
Explanation:
For computing the average cost per unit first we have to determine the operating capacity at 85% after that the total cost which is shown below:
Operating capacity at 85% is
= 300 computers × 85%
= 255 computers
Now the total cost is
= Variable cost + Fixed cost
where,
Variable cost is
= $660 × 255 computers
= $168,300
And, the fixed cost is $74,700
So, the total cost is
= $168,300 + $74,700
= $243,000
Now the average cost per unit is
= $243,000 ÷ 255 computers
= $953 per unit
Answer:
(E). local and national norms
Explanation:
Employee Involvement and Participation (EIP) programs are put in place by organizations to encourage inclusiveness and foster collaboration among employees in the organization.
Although such programs are valuable to the organization, the "local and national norms" or cultures, within which the organization operates, must be taken into consideration by the organization, when structuring its involvement program practices.
