An unfavorable volume variance for variable expenses would indicate that:
A)fewer units were actually sold than the company had anticipated.
B)the expenses of the company were less than what they had planned.
C)more units were actually sold than the company had originally budgeted to sell.
D)actual variable expenses were higher than the flexible budget variable expenses.

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An unfavorable volume variance for variable expenses suggests that more units were sold than originally budgeted, leading to higher variable expenses than planned.

An Unfavorable Volume Variance for Variable Expenses Would Indicate That