When Making a Client Continuance Decision the Auditor Should View

Multiple Choice

When making a client continuance decision the auditor should view an individual client as

A) an individual stock in an investment portfolio from a risk and return perspective.
B) a stand alone investment with a fixed level of risk and return.
C) since risk is unknown it is not a factor in the decision and the auditor should seek the highest fee possible.
D) an auditor must charge a standard fee based on the size of the client to maintain independence.