Johnson, Inc., manufactures lead crystal glasses. Johnson, Inc.'s managers recently calculated the following: Variances after completing production of 6,000 glasses: Direct materials cost variance $1,440 F Direct labor cost variance $16,800 F Direct materials efficiency variance $1,200 U Direct labor efficiency variance $21,600 U o Read the requirements. Requirement 1. For each variance, who in Johnson, Inc.'s organization is most likely responsible? Direct materials cost variance or Direct materials efficiency variance Direct labor cost variance Direct labor efficiency variance Requirement 2. Interpret the direct materials and direct labor variances for Johnson, Inc.'s management ork The 1,440 favorable direct materials cost variance indicates that the actual direct materials cost per pound was V than the standard cost per pound. This Johnson, Inc.'s operating income by 1,440. The 1,200 unfavorable direct materials efficiency variance indicates that the actual pounds used was than the total pounds allowed to manufacture the 6,000 glasses. This Johnson, Inc.'s operating income by 1,200. prk The $16,800 favorable direct labor price variance means that Johnson, Inc.'s employees were paid per hour than budgeted. This Johnson, Inc.'s operating income by $16,800. prk The $21,600 unfavorable direct labor efficiency variance means that it actually took direct labor hours than were budgeted to produce 6,000 glasses. This Johnson, Inc.'s operating income by $21,600