Spoilage that has been planned or foreseen; is a product cost
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The fixed overhead volume variance; it is computed as part of the two-variance approach to overhead analysis
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A valuation method that uses actual costs of direct material and direct labour in conjunction with a predetermined overhead rate or rates in determining the cost of Work in Process Inventory
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