When Analyzing Tax Authorities, the Researcher Must Decide If the Authority

question 17

Multiple Choice

When analyzing tax authorities, the researcher must decide if the authority requires a factual judgment or an evaluative judgment. The difference between the two can be described as follows:

• A) In making an evaluative judgment, the researcher can provide a definitive answer to the research question.
• B) In making a factual judgment, the authority may be subject to interpretation.
• C) In making an evaluative judgment, the researcher must draw a subjective conclusion that results in a qualified answer.
• D) There is little difference between a factual judgment and an evaluative judgment.

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