The actual or realised value of a variable as opposed to its planned value is called _____.

The correct answer is Ex post.

Key Points

• The actual or realised value of a variable, as opposed to its planned value, is called Ex post.
• Ex-post, which means "after the fact" in Latin, is another term for actual returns.
• The most well-known method for predicting the likelihood of experiencing a loss on investment on any given day has traditionally been to use previous results.
• Ex-post stands in contrast to ex-ante, which is Latin for "before the event." Companies gather ex-post data in order to project future earnings.
• Studies like value at risk (VaR), and probability research that estimates the greatest loss an investment portfolio may sustain on any given day, make use of ex-post information.

Important Points

• ExFlow is a special add-on module for Microsoft Dynamics AX and Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Finance & Operations that improves your accounts payable and procurement operations' productivity and efficiency over the long term.

• Ex-ante refers to future occurrences, such as potential returns on a certain security or firm returns.
• Instead of selling or exchanging items for money, parties to a barter agreement transfer goods or commodities for other goods.