Calculate the labour rate variance and the efficiency variance for each product by each process.

Note: Assume that expected units produced equal to actual units produced. 

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Product Red Process Descriptions Budgeted Hours Harvesting Budgeted Hourly Rates Expected Units 20,000 2,600 $ 16.00 Sorting 2,700 $ 16.50 Pressing 1,200 $ 17.50 Bottling 5,800 $ 17.50 White 16,000 Harvesting 3,400 $ 16.00 Sorting 2,000 $ 16.00 Pressing 2,300 $ 16.50 Bottling 1,500 $ 16.50 Ros 15,000 Harvesting 2,700 $ 16.00 Sorting 1,400 $ 16.50 Pressing 2,500 $ 17.00 Bottling 2,000 $ 17.00 Sparkling 17,000 Harvesting 3,700 $ 16.00 Sorting 2,000 $ 16.50 Pressing 2,000 $ 17.00 Bottling 2,200 $ 17.00 Product Red Process Descriptions Budgeted Hours Harvesting Budgeted Hourly Rates Expected Units 20,000 2,600 $ 16.00 Sorting 2,700 $ 16.50 Pressing 1,200 $ 17.50 Bottling 5,800 $ 17.50 White 16,000 Harvesting 3,400 $ 16.00 Sorting 2,000 $ 16.00 Pressing 2,300 $ 16.50 Bottling 1,500 $ 16.50 Ros 15,000 Harvesting 2,700 $ 16.00 Sorting 1,400 $ 16.50 Pressing 2,500 $ 17.00 Bottling 2,000 $ 17.00 Sparkling 17,000 Harvesting 3,700 $ 16.00 Sorting 2,000 $ 16.50 Pressing 2,000 $ 17.00 Bottling 2,200 $ 17.00

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