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If we take a closer look at the phenomenon of variants, it soon becomes apparent that this term merely refers to a generic concept, under which a large number of variant types are subsumed. Different types of variant also cause potentially different costs, so that these variants must first of all be broken down into groups.
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Lingnau, V. (1999). Management Accounting and Product Variety. In: Fuerderer, R., Herrmann, A., Wuebker, G. (eds) Optimal Bundling. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-09119-7_7
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