Budget for product A for a period is as follows: Production2,000 units Sales2,000 units: $15 per
Question:
Budget for product A for a period is as follows:
Production2,000 units
Sales2,000 units: $15 per unit
Direct material cost6,000 kilos of XYZ: $2 per kilo
Direct labour cost4,000 hours: $2 per hour
Actual results for the period were as follows:
Production2,500 units
Sales 2,250 units:$15 per unit
Direct material cost5,000 kilos purchased and consumed at a total cost of $12,000
Direct labour cost6,000 hours at a total cost of $9,000
There were no opening stocks. It is company policy to value stocks at standard cost.
Required:
A. Calculate the following variances:
i.Material Cost Variance
ii.Material Price Variance
iii.Material Usage Variance
iv.Labour Efficiency Variance
v.Labour Rate Variance
vi.Labour Cost Variance
Can anyone explain why did they used the units produces to calulate the Material cost variances (Material Cost Variance = Standard Cost - Actual Cost
= 6000 * 2500/2000 * 2 - 12000
= 3000 Favorable)
and not times 6000 kilos by 2?'
because in actual results 5000 were purchaes and cosumers at a total cost of 12,000 so why standard cost isnt 6000 * 2?
can i get a full detail explanation ?