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Chapter 7, Problem 9CYBK
To determine
Introduction: It is about relation between the high level of detection risk and the material misstatement
To clarify: To check and confirm whether the high level of detection risk is related with the audit firm’s willingness to accept a low risk for not detection of a material misstatement is true or false.
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