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The auditor has a variety of auditing techniques that might be used to gather evidence about the effectiveness of control.These include
Feasible Allocation
In economics, it refers to the distribution of resources or goods in such a manner that it is possible given the available supply.
Second Welfare Theorem
An economic principle stating that under certain conditions, any efficient allocation of resources can be attained through a competitive equilibrium, assuming perfect markets and price flexibility.
Pareto Optimal
A distribution state of resources where trying to improve the status of one individual inevitably leads to the decline of another's.
Competitive Equilibrium
A state in a market-based economy where supply equals demand, and prices are stable, facilitating the optimal distribution of resources.
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