Audit processes utilize Bayesian statistics for decision-making, suggesting improved efficiency in audits.
Presents the author's contribution to the use of classical hypothesis testing during audits of financial statements. Nature of the auditor's decision process; Extent at which auditors actually use statistical sampling in substantive tests; Addressing the use of statistical methods as a philosophical issue; Efficiency in Bayesian approach.
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James K. Loebbecke (1995) studied this question.
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