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Martin, Inc. manufactures lead crystal glasses. The standard direct labor time is 0.5 hours per glass, at a cost of \(18 per hour. The actual results for one month鈥檚 production of 6,500 glasses were 0.2 hours per glass, at a cost of \)11 per hour. Calculate the direct labor cost variance and the direct labor efficiency variance.

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The direct labor cost variance of the company is $63,700(F)

The direct labor efficiency variance of the company is $35,100(F).

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Meaning of Variances

Cost variances refer to the difference between the actual cost incurred and the budgeted costs.

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Computation of the direct labor cost variance-

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Computation of the direct labor efficiency variance-

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Calculating flexible budget variances

Complete the flexible budget variance analysis by filling in the blanks in the partialflexible budget performance report for 9,000 travel locks for Grant, Inc.

GRANT, INC.

Flexible Budget Performance Report (partial)

For the Month Ended April 30, 2018


ActualResults
Flexible Budget Variance
Flexible Budget

Units
9,000
(a)
9,000

Sales Revenue

\(126,000

(b)

(c)

\)108,000

Variable Costs

\(52,300

(d)

(e)

\)50,300

Contribution Margin

\(73,700

(f)

(g)

\)57,700

Fixed Costs

\(16,100

(h)

(i)

\)14,900

Operating Income

\(57,600

(j)

(k)

\)42,800

Briefly describe how journal entries differ in a standard cost system.

Matching terms

Match each term to the correct definition.

Terms Definitions

a. Benchmarking

b. Efficiency variance

c. Cost variance

d. Standard

1. Measures whether the quantity of materials or laborused to make the actual number of outputs is within thestandard allowed for the number of outputs.

2. Uses standards based on best practice.

3. Measures how well the business keeps unit costs ofmaterials and labor inputs within standards.

4. A price, cost, or quantity that is expected under normalconditions.

Question:Match the product cost variance with the manager most probably responsible. Some answers may be used more than once. Some answers may not be used.

Variance Manager

19. Variable overhead cost variance

20. Direct materials efficiency variance

21. Direct labor cost variance

22. Fixed overhead cost variance

23. Direct materials cost variance

a. Human resources

b. Purchasing

c. Production

Murphy Company managers received the following incomplete performance report:

Units Actual Results Flexible Budget Variance Static Budget Flexible Budget Sales Volume Variance Sales Revenue Contribution Margin Fixed Expenses Operating Income 35,000 (a) (b) 5,000 F \( 29,000 \) 14,000 105,000 0 \( 219,000 \) 27,000 F 85,000 13,000 MURPHY COMPANY Flexible Budget Performance Report For the Year Ended July 31, 2018 134,000 14,000 35,000 \( 35,000 100,000 \) 219,000 84,000 135,000 (c) (d) (e) (f) (h) (g) (i) (j) (k) (l)

Complete the performance report. Identify the employee group that may deserve praise and the group that may be subject to criticism. Give your reasoning.
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