Any Attempt to Verify Outcomes and to Compare Them with Standards

question 37

Multiple Choice

Any attempt to verify outcomes and to compare them with standards can be considered a(n) _____ activity, although many smaller firms do not use this word.

• A)ethical
• B)auditing
• C)formal
• D)informal
• E)accounting

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Definitions:

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