Normal capacity= 6000 units
Budgeted manufacturing overhead
Variable= $18,000 or 3 per unit
Fixed=$270,000
crane company expected to pay $288,000 for 6000 units.
In actual crane company produced 8000 units
Budgeted /expected cost is for 8000 units = Fixed cost + variable cost
= $270,000+ $(8000*3)
= $294,000
Given in question actual overhead cost =$292,400
Thus Difference between actual and budget cost is favorable
As with an expected cost of $294,000 for 8000 units produced , but actual cost incurred ( as given ) is $292,400
Difference= Expected cost- Actual cost
=$294,000 - $292,400
= 1600 favorable
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