Calculate the labor efficiency variance: Labor costs: Budgeted costs (per unit) 2.25 hours at € 16.40 per hour based on 350 units. Actual: Units: 310 Hours: 620 Labor cost: € 10, 540 a. €1, 435 favourable b. € 1,271 favourable c. € 899 favourable d. €1, 435 adverse

Calculate the labor efficiency variance: Labor costs: Budgeted costs (per unit) 2.25 hours at € 16.40 per hour based on 350 units. Actual: Units: 310 Hours: 620 Labor cost: € 10, 540 a. €1, 435 favourable b. € 1,271 favourable c. € 899 favourable d. €1, 435 adverse

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