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  Montgomery normally produces 15,000 units (each unit requires 0.30 direct labor hours) ; however this year 19,000 units were produced with the following actual costs:    -Refer to Figure 11-3. Using an after-the-fact flexible budget, calculate the variance for power. A)  $1,000 F B)  $1,010 U C)  $3,000 U D)  $1,010 F E)  None of these. Montgomery normally produces 15,000 units (each unit requires 0.30 direct labor hours) ; however this year 19,000 units were produced with the following actual costs:
  Montgomery normally produces 15,000 units (each unit requires 0.30 direct labor hours) ; however this year 19,000 units were produced with the following actual costs:    -Refer to Figure 11-3. Using an after-the-fact flexible budget, calculate the variance for power. A)  $1,000 F B)  $1,010 U C)  $3,000 U D)  $1,010 F E)  None of these.
-Refer to Figure 11-3. Using an after-the-fact flexible budget, calculate the variance for power.

Grasp how economies of scale and the concept of efficient scale influence costs and production.
Recognize the relationship between marginal cost and average total cost and how it informs production decisions.
Distinguish between short-run and long-run periods in the context of production and costs.
Understand the impact of worker specialization on production levels and costs.

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