If the data is available regarding actual variable and fixed manufacturing costs, the difference between the actual cost of goods sold and its amount in the flexible budget, or the manufacturing cost variance, can be further disaggregated into:
A) The variable manufacturing cost variance and the fixed manufacturing cost variance.
B) The cost of goods sold price variance and efficiency variance.
C) The direct material price and efficiency variances.
D) The static budget variance and flexible budget variance.

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The manufacturing cost variance can be broken down into the variable manufacturing cost variance, which pertains to the differences in variable costs, and the fixed manufacturing cost variance, which relates to the differences in fixed costs. This allows for a more detailed analysis of where cost deviations are occurring.

If the Data Is Available Regarding Actual Variable and Fixed