Exam 11: Standard Costs and Variance Analysis
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Identifying the reasons for variances is usually a quick and easy process.
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Rewarding employees in one production department for meeting or exceeding standard cost benchmarks can create new sets of problems for organizations. Which of the following is not one of them?
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Which of the following statements regarding tradeoffs among variances is true?
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Determining the reasons for variances is an important part of the overall process of variance analysis. Certain causes are commonly attributed to specific variances. Match each reason with the variance(s)it commonly creates. Each numbered item has one or more correct answer(s). Each lettered item may be used once, more than once, or not at all.
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Paris Perfumery sells two perfumes, L'Amour and Plaisir. The expected sales mix is one bottle of L'Amour to five bottles of Plaisir. Planned sales and variable costs for last period were as follows: L'Amour Plaisir Total
Sales (10,000 units)$600,000 (50,000 units)$400,000 $1,000,000
Variable costs 200,000 230,000 430,000
Contribution Margin $400,000 $170,000 $ 570,000
During the period there was an economic downturn. Sales of L'Amour dropped off, so Paris reduced its price. Actual sales were as follows:
L'Amour Plaisir Total
Sales (7,500 @ $45)$337,500 (36,000 @ $8)$288,000 $625,500
Variable costs 165,000 153,000 318,000
Contribution Margin $172,500 $135,000 $307,500
(Appendix 11A)The contribution margin sales volume variance was:
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The variable overhead spending variance is calculated by comparing:
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