Explain in what ways the decision-rule graph used in Chapter 7 to evaluate whether a population is
Question:
Explain in what ways the decision-rule graph used in Chapter 7 to evaluate whether a population is materially misstated is similar to and different from the appropriate graph for stratified mean-per-unit estimation. Assuming a total allowable error of \($60,000\), a Beta risk of 5%, and an Alpha risk of 100% for the population used in questions 8-4 and 8-7, prepare the decision-rule graph. Prepare the minimum adjusting entry required to make the population fairly stated.
Question 8-7:
Calculate the combined standard error of the population if the standard deviation in question 8-4 is 500 in stratum 1 and 300 in stratum 2. (Ignore the finite correction factor.)
Question 8-4:
Explain how the point estimate for the total population is calculated using stratified sampling. Calculate the point estimates for mean-per-unit, difference, and ratio estimation from the following information:
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Applications Of Statistical Sampling To Auditing
ISBN: 9780130391568
1st Edition
Authors: Alvin A. Arens, James K. Loebbecke