Time Seies & Variance Analysis
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Hello,
I am studying for the PEV/PCR exams at the mo & just wondered if anyone could help with one or all of the following:
1) When averaging seasonal variations do you always have to calculate the residual amount and average over the seasons?
2) When 'flexing' the budget to find the standard cost of actual production do the fixed production overheads stay the same? In the(04/05) FTC book I've got one example that does (Chapter5) and one that doesn't (Chapter6)
3) Does anyone know if we are to analyse variances not only on labour rate & efficiency but also on idle time?
Please help!?!?
I am studying for the PEV/PCR exams at the mo & just wondered if anyone could help with one or all of the following:
1) When averaging seasonal variations do you always have to calculate the residual amount and average over the seasons?
2) When 'flexing' the budget to find the standard cost of actual production do the fixed production overheads stay the same? In the(04/05) FTC book I've got one example that does (Chapter5) and one that doesn't (Chapter6)
3) Does anyone know if we are to analyse variances not only on labour rate & efficiency but also on idle time?
Please help!?!?
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any ides where this is "multiple posted" coz i cant find it and want to know the answers0 -
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1) soz can't remember
2) no fixed production overheads arent flexed
3) When I did the AAT idle time was on the syllabus, could have been removed but I very much doubt it.0 -
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This was also a post in the technician/diploma level forum. I received a good reply from sandyhood.
Kate
I am not too sure why someone has pointed out that it was a multiple post, why does it matter? :?0 -
Re:Time Seies & Variance Analysis
Multiple post means that it was posted in more than one forum, which means it gets answered several times and thus can be a bit of a time waster.0 -
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I see, that's fair enough, I just wasn't sure which forum to use, it was my maiden post
good luck to everyone!!
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