FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
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A company manufactures washing machines. The budgeted output is 1,500 washing machines each accounting period. The
The following information is available for a particular accounting period:
• 1,350 washing machines were made
• 340 hours of labour were worked at the cost of £5,100
What are the labour rate and labour efficiency variances?
A Labour rate £340 favourable; labour efficiency £40 favourable.
B Labour rate £1,360 favourable; labour efficiency £160 favourable.
C Labour rate £1,360 favourable; labour efficiency £160 adverse.
D Labour rate £340 favourable; labour efficiency £40 adverse.
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