[Solved] An assignable variance tells us:

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Q.	An assignable variance tells us:
A.	our equipment is becoming obsolete
B.	top management should initiate increased worker training
C.	there is an identifiable problem that must be fixed
D.	schedule variances will be reduced
Answer» C. there is an identifiable problem that must be fixed

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