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You are an audit manager for Rodgers & Co. and have recently taken on as a client Manufacturing Company. You are in the initial stages of planning the audit and have decided to start gathering information about the Sales/Collection Cycle of the business. List below the classes of transactions that you need to gather audit evidence for in designing your audit procedures.
Sensitivity Analysis
A technique designed to analyze the effect that varied values of an independent variable exhibit on a particular dependent variable, considering certain presuppositions.
NPV Estimates
Predicted calculations of Net Present Value, which assesses the worth of a project or investment by discounting its future cash flows to their present value.
Dynamic Balance
The balance status of a moving object. For instance, it is common to dynamically balance a truck tire and wheel assembly.
Counterbalance Position
Refers to a state or adjustment in which a system or component is balanced against another force or weight, often used in hydraulic systems or material handling.
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