An adverse labour efficiency variance together with a favourable labour rate variance may mean that:

More products are being made per hour

The business is paying a higher hourly rate than the standard

Less labour hours are needed to make the same amount of output

Less skilled staff are being used in production

An adverse labour efficiency variance together with a favourable labou

1.	An adverse labour efficiency variance together with a favourable labour rate variance may mean that:
A.	The business is paying a higher hourly rate than the standard
B.	Less labour hours are needed to make the same amount of output
C.	Less skilled staff are being used in production
D.	More products are being made per hour
Answer» D. More products are being made per hour