In which of the following cases would the auditor determine that statistical sampling should not be performed?
A)Tolerable deviation is large and expected population deviation is low.
B)Tolerable deviation is small and expected population deviation is high.
C)Tolerable deviation is large and expected population deviation is high.
D)Tolerable deviation is small and expected population deviation is low.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Statistical sampling might not be appropriate when the tolerable deviation is small and the expected population deviation is high because the sample size required to achieve a reasonable level of assurance could become impractically large, making non-statistical sampling methods more suitable.

In Which of the Following Cases Would the Auditor Determine