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Price standards are the expected cost of obtaining each input used in producing a product:
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The direct materials price standard includes the cost of getting the materials to the
factory (purchase price, freight, storage, and net of discounts).
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The direct labor price standard includes wages, fringe benefits, and payroll taxes.
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The manufacturing overhead price standard is the predetermined overhead rate.
Quantity standards are the expected amount of inputs required to produce one good unit of output.
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The direct materials quantity standard is the quantity of direct materials needed
to produce one unit of good output, including allowances for waste and spoilage.
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The direct labor quantity standard is the amount of direct labor time required to
produce one good unit of output, including rest time and machine downtime.
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The manufacturing overhead quantity standard is based on usage of the overhead
application base.
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