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If the variance was favorable then no need to investigate it . But when the variance was unfavorable the company must investigate about the reason .

Is that true or false ?

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Date Posted: 2015/01/28
Trupti Gadgil
by Trupti Gadgil , Manager , Cipher Investment and Finance Ltd

There is a cost associated with investigating a variance. Hence companies rarely investigate all variances. All variances can be investigated. A favourable variance can indicate a competence and investigating it can lead to strengthening a competence. An unfavourable variance is investigated because it causes loss or cost to the organization and need to be rectified. Usually a small favourable or unfavourable variance can be due to business or economic scenario and unavoidable, Hence many organizations adopt Management by Exception where variances are analysed if they cross a certain threshold.

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