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Sir I have 1 confusion in Material price planning variance i.e
Do we take it as actual qty consumed x (revised std price per kg – std price per kg)
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Do we take it as revised standard qty consumed x (revised std price per kg – std price per kg) ?
Some times examiner use actual qty consumed and sometimes he use revised standard qty consumed. Can you please explain me?
John Moffat
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There are two ways of calculating planning and operational variances that give different answers.
The previous examiner preferred one way and the current examiner prefers the other way (which is easier anyway), although she does accept answers doing it either of the two ways.
The method I work through in my free lectures is the way that the current examiner prefers.
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