Smithson, Inc., manufactures lead crystal glasses. Smithson, Inc.'s managers recently calculated the following:Variances after completing production of 6,900 glasses:Direct materials cost variance$828 F Direct labor cost variance$11,040 FDirect materials efficiency variance$2,484 U Direct labor efficiency variance$37,260 FRead the eOuirementsRequirement 1. For each variance, who in Smithson, Inc.'s organization is most likely responsible?Direct materials cost varianceDirect materials efficiency varianceDirect labor cost varianceDirect labor efficiency variance Human ResourcesPayrollProductionPurchasing

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Smithson, Inc., manufactures lead crystal glasses. Smithson, Inc.'s managers recently calculated the folld Variances after completing production of 6,900 glasses: Direct materials cost variance $828 F Direct labor cost variance $11,040 F Direct materials efficiency variance $2,484 U Direct labor efficiency variance $37,260 F Read the eauirements Requirement 1. For each variance, who in Smithson, Inc.'s organization is most likely responsible? Direct materials cost variance Direct materials efficiency variance Direct labor cost variance Direct labor efficiency variance

Smithson, Inc., manufactures lead crystal glasses. Smithson, Inc.'s managers recently calculated the folld Variances after completing production of 6,900 glasses: Direct materials cost variance $828 F Direct labor cost variance $11,040 F Direct materials efficiency variance $2,484 U Direct labor efficiency variance $37,260 F Read the eauirements Requirement 1. For each variance, who in Smithson, Inc.'s organization is most likely responsible? Direct materials cost variance Direct materials efficiency variance Direct labor cost variance Direct labor efficiency variance

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