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You have asked your sales manager to explain why budgeted revenues for your division are below expectations. The budget indicated $1,039,500 of revenues based on a sales volume of 1,485,000 units. Sales records indicate that 1,500,400 product units were actually sold, but revenues were only $1,020,272.
Calculate the sales price variance, the sale volume variance, and the total revenue variance.
Sales price variance | $ | Unfavorable |
Sales volume variance | $ | Favorable |
Total revenue variance | $ | Unfavorable |
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