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Variances are generally the deviations of actual reports with the budgeted reports made for the business. This is determined by comparing the actual one with the budgeted goals so as to know the deviation and then the managers can take the actions which are better for eliminating the variances.
The correct word for completing the sentence which will explain the terms of variance.
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