An Unfavorable Labor Quantity Variance May Be Caused by

question 117

Multiple Choice

An unfavorable labor quantity variance may be caused by

• A) paying workers higher wages than expected.
• B) misallocation of workers.
• C) worker fatigue or carelessness.
• D) higher pay rates mandated by union contracts.

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Definitions:

Daniel Dulany

Daniel Dulany was an 18th-century American colonial leader and Loyalist, known for his writings opposing British tax policies prior to the American Revolution.

Imposing Taxes

The act of establishing and enforcing mandatory contributions to be paid by individuals or businesses to support government activities and services.

British Colonies

Territories under British rule during the age of exploration and empire, significant for the spread of English language, culture, and economic systems worldwide.

Townshend Duties

The Townshend Duties were a series of British taxes on colonies in America imposed in 1767 on imports such as tea, glass, and paper, which sparked widespread protests.