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If banks' desired reserve ratio increases from 10% to 15%,the public still desires to hold the same amount of currency,and the Bank of Canada takes no action,the money supply will
Spending Variances
Differences between the budgeted or planned amount of expenses and the actual amount spent.
Customers Served
The number of consumers who have been provided with services or products by a business during a specified period.
Revenue Variance
The difference between the actual revenue earned by a company and its expected (or budgeted) revenue.
Spending Variances
Variances that arise when there is a difference between the actual amount spent on a particular item or activity and the budgeted or forecasted amount.
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