17 f the following are true regarding variance investigation except .variances are not investigated unless they are large enough to be of a concern. . every variance is investigated the investigation should be undertaken only if the anticipated benefits are greater than th it is difficult to assess the costs and benefits of variance analysis on a case-by-case basis managers must consider whether a variance will recur. The two variances for variable overhead are a spending and budget variances b spending and efficiency variances. C. Spending and volume variances. o d volume and efficiency variances. e. budget and volume variances. 21 alyzing transfer prices, the uyer will willingly pay more than the ceiling transfer price seller will not willingly sell a product for less than the incremental costs incurred to make the product buyer will not willingly purchase a product for less than the incremental costs incurred to manufacture the proc buyer will not pay less than the ceiling transfer price 17 f the following are true regarding variance investigation except .variances are not investigated unless they are large enough to be of a concern. . every variance is investigated the investigation should be undertaken only if the anticipated benefits are greater than th it is difficult to assess the costs and benefits of variance analysis on a case-by-case basis managers must consider whether a variance will recur. The two variances for variable overhead are a spending and budget variances b spending and efficiency variances. C. Spending and volume variances. o d volume and efficiency variances. e. budget and volume variances. 21 alyzing transfer prices, the uyer will willingly pay more than the ceiling transfer price seller will not willingly sell a product for less than the incremental costs incurred to make the product buyer will not willingly purchase a product for less than the incremental costs incurred to manufacture the proc buyer will not pay less than the ceiling transfer price