A hospital manager budgeted $100,000 for monthly nursing expenses in the hospital’s well-baby clinic. The manager expected that the clinic would treat 5,000 babies and pay its nurses $40 per hour. Instead, the clinic treated 6,000 babies and used 3,200 hours of nursing time at $37.50 an hour. Calculate the total, quantity, price, and volume variances for nursing expenses during the month. Briefly explain your answers.
TB | Total budget | 100000 | $ | |
EB | Expected babies treated | 5000 | babies | |
P | Hourly rate , Price | 40 | $/hour | |
Q | Hours expected (Quantity) | 2500 | Hours | (TB/P) |
AB | Actual babies treated | 6000 | babies | |
P' | Actual hourly rate, price | 37.5 | $/hour | |
Q' | Hours used (Quanity) | 3200 | Hours | |
TC' | Total cost | 120000 | $ | |
Total variance | ||||
(TC'-TB) | 20000 | $ | Ans | |
Quantity variance | ||||
Q'-Q | 700 | hours | Ans | |
Price variance | ||||
(Actual unit cost - Standard unit cost) * Actual Quantity Purchased | ||||
(P'-P)*Q' | -8000 | $ | Ans | |
Volume variance | ||||
(Q'-Q)*P | 28000 | $ | Ans |
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