The standard quantity of input used for achieved output, which is multiplied to standard prices, to calculate variable direct manufacturing cost in __________?

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1. The standard input allows one unit, to be divided by standard cost per output unit, for variable direct cost input to calculate ___________?

   A. standard price per input unit B. standard price per output unit C. standard cost per input unit D. standard cost per output unit...

2. An actual quantity of input use is multiplied to actual prices, to calculate direct variable manufacturing cost in ________?

   A. actual costing method B. normal costing method C. direct costing method D. indirect costing method...

3. The fixed direct manufacturing cost is calculated, by multiplying standard prices for standard quantity of allowed input for actual output in ___________?

   A. input costing B. output costing C. standard costing D. achieved costing...

4. The standard cost of allocation base, allowed to output achieved, is multiplied to standard variable overhead rate is to calculate __________?

   A. indirect manufacturing overhead cost B. direct manufacturing overhead cost C. fixed manufacturing overhead cost D. variable manufacturing overhead cost...

5. The budgeted variable overhead rate, is multiplied to an actual quantity of allocation base, is to calculate variable manufacturing cost of overheads in ___________?

   A. direct costing method B. indirect costing method C. actual costing method D. normal costing method...

6. The difference between actual quantity use and input quantity for output is multiplied with budgeted price to calculate ___________?

   A. efficiency deviation B. efficiency variance C. budgeted variance D. usage variance...

7. In the standard costing, the standard quantity allocation is multiplied to standard overhead rates for allocating __________?

   A. flexible costs B. variable costs C. overhead costs D. fixed costs...

8. If the budgeted price of input is $50, actual quantity of input is 150 units and the allowed budgeted quantity of input is 60 units then efficiency variance will be __________?

   A. $4,500 B. $3,500 C. $2,500 D. $1,500...

9. Considering two years 2013 and 2014, the quantity of output produced in 2014 is divided by cost of input used in 2013, to produce output in 2014 to calculate ___________?

   A. benchmark engineered productivity B. benchmark total factor productivity C. benchmark partial productivity D. benchmark total productivity...

10. If the budgeted price of input is $70, actual quantity of input is 250 units and the allowed budgeted quantity of input is 90 units, then efficiency variance will be ___________?

    A. $23,800 B. $11,200 C. $12,200 D. $13,200...