Variance analysis really is important for understanding where a company is doing well and where things need to improve. Breaking it down into price, quantity, and total variances makes it easier to see what’s happening.
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Hi tahirmuneer, I agree with you that we're talking about something quite important, especially in a business context.
Variance analysis (or variance analysis) is a fundamental management control technique that compares planned (budget) values with actual (actual) values to identify significant differences and understand their causes. It's a tool for holding cost and profit centers accountable; without this analysis, it would be difficult to keep a company's activities moving in the right direction.
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