The "Sufficiency" of Audit Evidence Is

question 97

Multiple Choice

The "sufficiency" of audit evidence is

• A)a measure of the quantity of evidence needed
• B)a measure of the quality of audit evidence needed
• C)a measure of the relevance of the evidence needed
• D)a measure of the reliability of the evidence

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Definitions:

Costs And Benefits

Costs and benefits refer to the negative and positive outcomes, respectively, that are considered when making decisions or evaluating actions and their impacts.

Social Trap

A situation in which a group of individuals act against their best interests by pursuing short-term gains, leading to a worse situation for all in the long term.

Collective Harm

Damage or injury that affects a group or community rather than an individual.

Self-Interest

Acting in a way that is beneficial to oneself, often driven by personal gain or advantage.