Lecture 9- Variance Analysis Flashcards

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What are the different types of standard costs?

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  • BASIC standards remain static from year to year.
  • IDEAL standards assume nothing will go wrong and be 100% perfect all the time. Sometimes used, but despondency can set in.
  • ATTAINABLE standards demand EFFICIENT, not perfect working and should be used according to theory.
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How do you calculate the material price variance?

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standard cost less actual cost times actual quantity

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3
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How do you calculate the materials quantity variance?

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standard quantity less actual quantity times standard price.

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4
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How does labour variance compare to materials variance?

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We use different terms; labour rate (not price) and labour efficiency (not usage).

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How do we calculate the fixed overhead volume variance?

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The FIXED OVERHEAD VOLUME VARIANCE is (Actual production – Budgeted production) x Standard rate (product).

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How do we calculate the FIXED OVERHEAD VOLUME CAPACITY VARIANCE?

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Actual hours – Budgeted hours) x Standard rate (hour

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How do we calculate the FIXED OVERHEAD VOLUME EFFICIENCY VARIANCE?

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Standard hours – actual hours) x standard rate (hour)

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How do we calculate the TOTAL SALES MARGIN VARIANCE?

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actual contribution – budgeted contribution

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How do we calculate the SALES MARGIN PRICE VARIANCE?

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actual margin – standard margin) x actual volume.

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How do we calculate the SALES MARGIN QUANTITY VARIANCE?

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actual volume – budgeted volume) x standard margin

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