Sales Quantity Variance refers to the difference between the actual number of units sold and the budgeted or expected sales quantity, multiplied by the standard profit per unit. This variance helps businesses assess the impact of sales volume fluctuations on profitability. A favorable sales quantity variance indicates higher-than-expected sales, while an unfavorable variance suggests lower sales than anticipated. Understanding this variance is crucial for performance evaluation and strategic planning.
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