Return rate measures the share of a defined sales population returned. A unit-based version divides returned units by delivered units from the same sales cohort, multiplied by one hundred.[1]
State the sales period and return-observation window. Orders, units and revenue are different bases and must not be silently interchanged. Examine reasons and variants before attributing a higher rate entirely to product quality.
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