Market Share Variance

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Market Share Variance refers to the difference between the actual market share achieved and the budgeted or expected market share. This variance is a critical performance metric used to assess a company’s competitive position within its industry. A positive market share variance indicates better-than-expected performance, while a negative variance suggests underperformance. Analyzing market share variance helps businesses strategize and adjust their marketing and sales efforts.

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