Auditors Have a Variety of Sampling Approaches Available

question 13

Multiple Choice

Auditors have a variety of sampling approaches available.For each approach in the first column,identify the correct statement in the second column.Each statement may be used once,more than once,or not at all.
-Discovery sampling.

• A)A method that is most effective in circumstances in which auditors expect a very low rate of occurrence of some critical deviation (e.g. ,a fraudulent cash disbursement).
• B)A classical method that uses both the audited and book values of items in the sample to obtain an estimated total audited value.
• C)The most frequently used general method that arrives at an estimated deviation rate.
• D)A method that defines the sampling unit as each individual dollar.
• E)A classical variables sampling plan enabling the auditors to estimate the average dollar value (or other variable)of items in a population by determining the average value of items in a sample.

Analyze the dynamics of power and knowledge in Canada through post-structuralist and symbolic interactionist perspectives, especially in the context of racism.

Reflect on personal experiences within the formal educational system, considering the intersecting factors of race, class, gender, and ability.

Compare and contrast different sociological approaches to education, including their strengths and limitations.

Recognize the alignment of education with capitalist objectives through the analysis of Bowles and Gintis’ research.

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