Judgment Sampling Is Sometimes Preferred Over Random Sampling, for Example

question 14

Multiple Choice

Judgment sampling is sometimes preferred over random sampling, for example, when:

• A)the desired sample size is much larger than the population.
• B)the sampling budget is large and the population is conveniently located.
• C)time is short and the sampling budget is limited.
• D)the population is readily accessible and sampling is nondestructive.

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Definitions:

Factory Overhead

Costs associated with the operation of a manufacturing plant that are not directly tied to individual products, such as maintenance.

Direct Labor

The compensation, such as salaries or wages, given to workers who are directly engaged in producing goods or services.

Manufacturing Costs

Expenses directly related to the production of goods, including raw materials, labor, and overhead.

Prime Costs

The sum of direct materials cost and direct labor cost, representing the primary costs involved in producing a product.