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    Overstatement and Understatement Amounts Are Dealt with Separately and Then
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Overstatement and Understatement Amounts Are Dealt with Separately and Then

Question 30

Question 30

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Overstatement and understatement amounts are dealt with separately and then combined when generalizing from the sample to the population when applying monetary unit sampling (MUS).

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