A Stronger Dollar Leads to Lower Input Prices for U

question 4

Multiple Choice

A stronger dollar leads to lower input prices for U.S. firms because

• A) U.S. workers are willing to work for less pay because of the stronger dollar.
• B) U.S. producers of intermediate goods lower prices in order to benefit from the stronger dollar.
• C) both imports of raw materials and intermediate goods are lower in prices.
• D) both exports of raw materials and intermediate goods are lower in prices.

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Definitions:

Standard Cost System

An accounting method that uses predetermined costs for products and services to help managers control expenses and operations.

Labor Rate Variance

The variance between the real labor expenses and the anticipated (or benchmark) cost.

Labor Efficiency Variance

The gap between the number of hours actually worked and the number of standard hours projected, multiplied by the standard wage rate.

Direct Labor

The expenses associated with salaries for workers directly involved in the creation or production of products.