stion, with just the question itself being different: Jersey Shore Doll is a local company that produces and sells handcrafted wooden doll houses. After a busy holiday season, the company is evaluating its actual vs. budgeted results for December. Both variable and fixed overhead costs are allocated based on direct labor-hours. Below is some relevant information related to the making of the company's doll houses: Wooden Doll House Data for December Doll houses produced and sold Selling price per doll house Materials-board feet of wood per doll house Static Actual Budget 1,100 1.000 $190 $180 8.7 9.0 Cost per board foot of wood $2.90 $2.85 Labor hours to assemble one doll house 1.8 20 Cost of direct labor (per hour) $22 $20 Variable Overhead Costs $3,900 $3,500 $10.00 $10,000 (utilities, Indirect supplies, etc.) Fixed Overhead Costs (facility rent, insurance, etc.) What is the selling-price variance? 00 $10,000F $11,000F $11.000 $10,000U