The total variable overhead variance is the difference between
A) the actual overhead and the budgeted overhead.
B) the total actual variable overhead and the total budgeted variable overhead.
C) the total actual variable overhead and the total applied variable overhead.
D) the total actual variable overhead and the total applied overhead.
E) none of these.
C
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The following information regarding a dependent variable y and an independent variable x is provided:
?x = 90?(y - 
)(x - 
) = -156?y = 340?(x - )2 = 234n = 4?(y - )2 = 1974SSR = 104?
The y-intercept is
A. -.667.
B. .667.
C. 100.
D. -100.
Wesley runs a printing company in a small community. The editor of the local newspaper told him that the paper would like to publish an article about the company's history and recent growth. Wesley feels he would like to use this opportunity to strengthen the employees' commitment to the company. He uses a rite of enhancement by
A. telling the editor about several employees he credits with contributing to the company's success. B. talking about the how the community had helped support the business, even in its darkest days. C. refusing the editor's offer to comment about the company, feeling that it would be inappropriate. D. taking the opportunity to talk about how he worked hard to make the company a success, using his father as an inspiration. E. discussing how technology has enhanced the quality of printing products.
Dealer brands are brands created by producers.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Which of the following best describes "stack and roll"?
A. Creates long-term hedges from short term futures contracts B. Can avoid losses on futures contracts by entering into further futures contracts C. Involves buying a futures contract with one maturity and selling a futures contract with a different maturity D. Involves two different exposures simultaneously