Outlet Company's planning budget for 20Y5 was based on the following assumptions: Outlet wouldproduce and sell 8,000 units, its fixed administrative expenses would be $518,000, and the variablecomponent of administrative expenses is 30% of total administrative expenses. During 20Y5, Outletactually produced and sold 8,500 units and its actual total administrative expenses were $734,000.What is the administrative expense spending variance for 20Y5?$25,875 favorable$13,875 favorable$6,000 favorableO $52,250 favorableO None of the above

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Outlet Company's planning budget for 20Y5 was based on the following assumptions: Outlet would produce and sell 8,000 units, its fixed administrative expenses would be $518,000, and the variable component of administrative expenses is 30% of total administrative expenses. During 20Y5, Outle actually produced and sold 8,500 units and its actual total administrative expenses were $734,000. What is the administrative expense spending variance for 20Y5? O $25,875 favorable

Outlet Company's planning budget for 20Y5 was based on the following assumptions: Outlet would produce and sell 8,000 units, its fixed administrative expenses would be $518,000, and the variable component of administrative expenses is 30% of total administrative expenses. During 20Y5, Outle actually produced and sold 8,500 units and its actual total administrative expenses were $734,000. What is the administrative expense spending variance for 20Y5? O $25,875 favorable

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