A company manufactures t-shirts. In January, the budgeted direct labor hours are 1,960, and the actual direct labor hours are 2,120. The budgeted labor costs are $27,440, and the actual labor costs are $27,000. The company sold 4,513 t-shirts in January at a price of $21.5 per t-shirt. The budgeted revenue is 4,200 t-shirts or $84,000 for January. What is the company's output price variance for January? $2,240 Favorable $6,260 Favorable $6,770 Favorable $2,680 Favorable $6,770 Unfavorable $2,240 Unfavorable

A company manufactures t-shirts. In January, the budgeted direct labor hours are 1,960, and the actual direct labor hours are 2,120. The budgeted labor costs are $27,440, and the actual labor costs are $27,000. The company sold 4,513 t-shirts in January at a price of $21.5 per t-shirt. The budgeted revenue is 4,200 t-shirts or $84,000 for January. What is the company's output price variance for January? $2,240 Favorable $6,260 Favorable $6,770 Favorable $2,680 Favorable $6,770 Unfavorable $2,240 Unfavorable

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Problem 20E: Eastman, Inc., manufactures and sells three products: R, S, and T. In January, Eastman, Inc.,...

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