Stratification is often advantageous because _______.
A)the combined sample size often will be significantly less than a single sample size based on a non-stratified population
B)the combined sample size often will be significantly more than a single sample size based on a non-stratified population
C)it is a cheaper approach and will usually result in lower audit fees for the client
D)it is usually more expensive and will result in higher audit fees for the client

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Stratification can lead to a more efficient sampling process by allowing for smaller, more targeted samples within each stratum, which can reduce the overall sample size needed to achieve a desired level of precision.

Stratification Is Often Advantageous Because _______