The fixed overhead absorption rate is calculated by dividing the budgeted fixed overheads by the budgeted production units or other budgeted production measures, reflecting the allocation of fixed manufacturing overheads to individual units of production.
Fixed Overhead Volume Variance is a metric used in standard costing systems to quantify the difference between actual and budgeted production levels, valued at the standard fixed overhead absorption rate per unit. It measures the over- or under-recovery of fixed overheads due to the variance in actual activity levels from what was budgeted.
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