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Hi Barbara,

I have some questions regarding the cahpter 16 notes you gave us in class. For page 5 the comments you typed, I don't understand why we need to look for market share by finding the percentages instead of looking at the market share in the sale variance? is there a difference?
Thanks,

Levy

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