excess of actual cost over standard cost is
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unfavourable variance is the correct answer
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Answer: *If the company's actual costs were higher, then the company would have an *unfavorable variance*.*
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We need to answer the question of what is the excess of actual cost over the standard cost
- The excess of actual cost over standard cost can be considered unfavorable to the business
- Standard cost can be defined as the estimated cost of business or of labor raw materials fixed costs etc .
- The standard cost is calculated by preparing a budget
- This is then filled in with actual costs
- Actual costs can be defined as the working cost of the business that has been incurred or paid by the business
- In situations where the actual costs exceed the standard or estimated cost the business suffers because what had been estimated is now exceeded.
- In situations where the actual costs are less than the standard costs, it means that the business has been run in an economical way.
- This situation is favorable for the business
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