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1 Explain and illustrate the difference between standard cost card under marginal and
absorption costing
Marginal costing values inventory at the total variable production cost of a unit
of product. Absorption costing values inventory at the full production cost of a unit of
product. Inventory values will therefore be different at the beginning and end of a period
3.2 Compute and interpret price and usage variances for material, labor, and overhead inputs
Price Variance
The budget selling price variance shows the favorable 26,625 as the budgeted selling units were
10,000 and the actual units that were sold were 9750 but the budgeted selling price was $30 whereas
the actual selling price was $33.5/
Material
The material budget shows the variance of 47000 which is favorable as the budgeted total
material cost was determined as 112500 whereas the actual material cost was 65000.
Labor
The labor budget shows the variance of -89,000 which is favorable as the budgeted total labor cost
was determined as 189000 whereas the actual labor cost was 100000
Overhead
The overhead budget shows that the variance of -27,374 which is favorable as the budgeted total
overhead cost was determined as 63000 whereas the actual overhead cost was 35626.
3.3 Reconcile budgeted profit with actual profit under standard absorption costing.
The budgeted profit under the absorption costing shows the loss of -123875 whereas the actual
profit under the standard absorption costing is determined as 66624.
Less: cost
Material [836,000]
Labour [604,800]
Variable production overhead [172,000]