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LIFS (last-in, first-served) is a common queue discipline, most often seen where people, not objects, form the waiting line.
Outputs
Outputs are the goods or services produced by a company or an economic system as a result of its inputs and processes.
Controllable Variance
The portion of variance that can be directly managed or influenced by a manager, often related to costs within a specific period.
Variable Overhead
Costs that fluctuate with the level of output or production activity, such as utilities for a manufacturing line.
Budgeted Variable Overhead
Estimated costs related to variable overhead that are planned or expected for a specific period in the budgeting process.
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