Business, 14.11.2019 19:31 kyle696969

Austin company allocates manufacturing overhead based on machine hours. each chair produced should require 4 machine hours. standard variable cost per machine hour is $5.40. during january, austin company actually used 2,100 machine hours to make 510 chairs. the company spent $11,130 in variable manufacturing overhead costs and $9,100 in fixed manufacturing overhead costs. what is the variable overhead efficiency variance?

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