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Why didn't unemployment rise during the 2000s, even though the economy faced more and more globalization?
Manufacturing Overhead
The indirect costs in manufacturing operations such as maintenance, supplies, and quality control expenses.
Overhead Volume Variance
The difference between the budgeted and actual volume of activity, applied to the fixed manufacturing overhead rate, indicating efficiency in using production capacity.
Standard Hours
The set amount of time that a task is expected to take under normal working conditions.
Normal Capacity
The average production or operational level expected to be achieved under normal conditions, factoring in regular downtime and operational constraints.
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