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The Following Data Are for California Closets The Sales Activity Variance for Operating Income Is ________

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The following data are for California Closets:
 Flexible Budget for Actual  Static Budget  Actual Sales activity  Units 18,00016,00018,000 Sales $360,000$320,000$360,000Variable costs 234,000192,000216,000 Contribution margin $126,000$128,000$144,000 Fixed costs 76,00080,00080,000 Operating income $50,000$48,000$64,000\begin{array} { l }&&&\text { Flexible Budget for}\\&\text { Actual }&\text { Static Budget }&\text { Actual Sales activity }\\\text { Units }&18,000&16,000&18,000\\\text { Sales }&\$360,000&\$320,000&\$360,000\\ \text {Variable costs }&234,000&192,000&216,000\\\text { Contribution margin }&\$126,000&\$128,000&\$144,000\\\text { Fixed costs }&76,000&80,000&80,000\\\text { Operating income }&\$50,000&\$48,000&\$64,000\end{array}

The sales activity variance for operating income is ________.

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