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Shtirlitz [24]
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<u>d.)Secondary Market</u> is the answer to the question.
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b. Labor rate and efficiency variances.

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Material price variance                             7,110 U

Material quantity variance                         400 F

Labor rate variance                                    630 F

Labor efficiency variance                           3,960 U

Variable overhead rate variance               480 U

Variable overhead efficiency variance      <u>630 U</u>

Net variance                                                <u>11,150 U</u>

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