What can a fraud examiner conclude if his or her tests confirm that no instances of fraud
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What can a fraud examiner conclude if his or her tests confirm that no instances of fraud are present in a sample taken from a population?
a. There is virtually no risk that fraud exists in the population.
b. The population contains no fraud.
c. Only that no fraud is present in that particular sample.
d. The sample is most likely not representative of the population as a whole.
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Fraud examination
ISBN: 978-0538470841
4th edition
Authors: Steve Albrecht, Chad Albrecht, Conan Albrecht, Mark zimbelma
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