Figure 18-1 on the Graph, L Represents the Quantity of Labor and Labor

question 410

Multiple Choice

Figure 18-1
On the graph, L represents the quantity of labor and Q represents the quantity of output per week.
-Refer to Figure 18-1. Suppose the firm sells its output for $15 per unit, and it pays each of its workers $750 per week. When output increases from 210 units to 285 units, the

• A)marginal cost is $10 per unit of output.
• B)marginal revenue is $5 per unit of output.
• C)value of the marginal product of labor is $4,275
• D)firm's profit decreases.

Calculate and analyze direct labor variances including rate and efficiency variances.

Calculate and analyze variable overhead variances including efficiency and rate variances.

Understand the significance of favorable and unfavorable variances and their impact on financial performance.

Identify the importance of budgeted production units and their relationship with actual production in variance analysis.

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