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The research aims to compare statistical sampling and judgment sampling in auditing accounts receivable in a retail setting.

Statistical vs. Judgment Sampling: An Empirical Study of Auditing the Accounts Receivable of a Small Retail Store.

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An empirical study reveals differences in auditing outcomes using statistical and judgment sampling methods.

The research aims to compare statistical sampling and judgment sampling in auditing accounts receivable in a retail setting.
Conducted an empirical investigation on auditing techniques
Analyzed accounts receivable in a small retail store
Compared effectiveness of statistical and judgment sampling methods
Statistical sampling showed different outcomes compared to judgment sampling
Insights indicate the need for further research in diverse firm sizes and industries

Aly et al. (1971) studied this question.

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