Larue Corporation manufactured 8,000 dolls in Year 1 without any sales. On December 31, Year 2, there were only 5,000 dolls left unsold; no manufacturing occurred in Year 2. When compared to variable costing income, Larue's absorption costing income in Year 2 is Note: If there is no effect, leave the answer blank (zero) and select "No effect" from the drop down. Note 8,000 dolls are $72,000 manufacturing and 5,000 dolls are $60,000 non-manufacturing.

Larue Corporation manufactured 8,000 dolls in Year 1 without any sales. On December 31, Year 2, there were only 5,000 dolls left unsold; no manufacturing occurred in Year 2. When compared to variable costing income, Larue's absorption costing income in Year 2 is Note: If there is no effect, leave the answer blank (zero) and select "No effect" from the drop down. Note 8,000 dolls are $72,000 manufacturing and 5,000 dolls are $60,000 non-manufacturing.

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