What do you notice about the variances for direct labor cost

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Question 1. What do you notice about the variances for direct labor cost and overhead cost? What might explain the similarities or differences?

Question 2. Look at Job 3217 and comment on the cost and profit variances. What might explain these variances?

Question 3. For the job(s) with negative profit, are all variances unfavorable? What is (are) the biggest driver(s) for the loss?

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