The Kohler Chemical Manufacturing Company produces two primary chemical products to be used as base ingredients for a variety of products. The 2016 budget for the two products (in thousands) was as follows:

		LX-4		ABC-8		Total
Level of production in litres		1,800		1,800		3,600
Direct materials		$4,500		$5,625		$10,125
Direct labour		2,700		2,700		5,400
Total direct manufacturing cost		$7,200		$8,325		$15,525

The following planning assumptions were used for the budget: (1) a direct materials yield of 96%, and (2) a direct labour rate of $6 per hour. The actual results for 2016 were as follows (in thousands):

		LX-4		ABC-8		Total
Total litres produced		1,710		1,974		3,684
Direct materials		$4,104.00		$6,415.50		$10,519.50
Direct labour		2,808.00		3,276.00		6,084.00
Total direct manufacturing cost		$6,912.00		$9,691.50		$16,603.50

The actual production yield was 95% for LX-4 and 94% for ABC-8. The direct labour cost per hour for both products was $6.50.

Calculate for product LX-4: (1) the direct materials price variance, and (2) the direct materials efficiency (yield) variance. (Round answers to the nearest whole dollar, e.g. 5,275.)

(1)		The direct materials price variance		$	Unfavourable/ Not Applicable/ Favourable
(2)		The direct materials efficiency (yield) variance		$	Favourable/ Not Applicable/ Unfavourable

Calculate for product ABC-8: (1) the direct labour rate variance, and (2) the direct labour efficiency variance. (Round answers to the nearest whole dollar, e.g. 5,275.)

(1)		The direct labour rate variance		$	Unfavourable/ Not Applicable/ Favourable
(2)		The direct labour efficiency variance		$	Unfavourable/ Not Applicable/ Favourable