Governmental economy and efficiency audits include determining all of the following except: A) whether the entity is acquiring, protecting and using its resources economically and efficiently. B) the causes of inefficiencies. C) whether the entity has complied with laws and regulations concerning matters of economy and efficiency. D) the effectiveness of the organization's programs, activities, or functions. E) the causes of uneconomical practices.

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Effectiveness of the organization's programs, activities, or functions is typically assessed in performance audits rather than in economy and efficiency audits. Economy and efficiency audits focus on how well resources are used and protected, the causes of inefficiencies or uneconomical practices, and compliance with relevant laws and regulations, not directly on the effectiveness of programs or activities.

Governmental economy and Efficiency Audits include Determining All of the Following