When would a variance be labeled as unfavorable?
A) When standard costs are more than actual costs
B) When expected sales are more than actual sales
C) When actual sales are equal to expected sales
D) None of these

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A variance is labeled as unfavorable when the actual results are worse than expected, such as when actual sales are less than expected sales.

When Would a Variance Be Labeled as Unfavorable