In which of the following situations would the auditor be more likely to use monetary unit sampling (MUS) as opposed to classical variables sampling?
A) Larger expected error, yes; concern with overstatements, yes.
B) Larger expected error, yes; concern with overstatements, no.
C) Larger expected error, no; concern with overstatements, yes.
D) Larger expected error, no; concern with overstatements, no.
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