Multiple Choice
The population consists of many individual items for which a book value is known for each. Very few differences between this recorded value and the audited value are expected, but any difference is most likely to be an overstatement. Which of the following statistical sampling techniques would be most appropriate under these conditions?
A) MPU estimation
B) ratio estimation
C) PPS sampling
D) difference estimation
E) discovery sampling
Correct Answer:

Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q55: The most common objective of PPS sampling
Q56: Nonstatistical sampling is becoming the norm for
Q57: The population consists of many individual items
Q58: The<b> anticipated misstatement</b> in a PPS sampling
Q59: In an MPU sampling plan, the<b> achieved
Q61: In the audit risk model, audit sampling
Q62: Classical variables sampling is more complex that
Q63: The size of a PPS sample is
Q64: <b>Probability-proportional-to-size</b> (PPS) sampling should not be used
Q65: In PPS sampling plans,<b> tolerable misstatement</b>:<br>A) is