Direct Material Price Variance, often abbreviated as DM Price Variance, refers to the difference between the actual cost incurred for direct materials and the standard cost expected, multiplied by the actual quantity purchased. This variance helps in assessing the efficiency of purchasing activities and cost control. A favorable variance indicates cost savings, while an unfavorable variance suggests higher costs than anticipated.
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