 Total Quantity X price  Total Quantity =  good units  X  Standard Qty per unit.

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 Total Quantity X price  Total Quantity =  good units  X  Standard Qty per unit

 Total Hours X Rate per hr  Good units X hours per unit = total hrs

 Quantity Variance  Price Variance  Favorable variance is positive number  Unfavorable variance is a negative num.

 Difference in Quantity X Actual Price  Difference in Quantity › Standard Quantity – Actual Quantity  Actual Price is Total Cost/Quantity

 Difference in Price X Standard Quantity

 Lower Price – Lower Quality- more quantity – more hours  Higher price-higher quality-less quantity- less hours  Higher skilled labor-requires less hours- higher rate  Lower skill labor-requires more hours- lower rate

 Quantity Discount  Quality better or worse  Standard do not reflect current changes

 Efficiency (Hours) Variance  Rate Variances

 Difference in hours x actual rate  Difference = Standard hour from Actual Hours

 Difference in rate X Standard hours