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Chick-Fil-A are the Lord’s Calories (CLC) had the following direct labor amounts for the period:
Standard | Actual | |
Quantity | 2,000 hours | 2,800 hours |
Price | $18.00 per hour | $12.00 per hour |
What is the price variance?
$16,800 favorable price variance
$12,000 unfavorable price variance
$8,000 favorable price variance
$2,400 unfavorable price variance
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