Direct Materials Quantity Variance measures the efficiency of material usage by comparing the actual quantity used to the standard quantity expected for the output achieved.
Direct Materials Yield Variance, also known as Direct Materials Quantity Variance, is a fundamental concept in standard costing systems. It assesses the efficiency in the use of direct materials by comparing the standard quantity allowed for production to the actual quantity used, then valuing this difference at standard prices.
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