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characteristics moderate risk-taking behaviour under such circumstances. For example, we find that subjects high in sensation seeking …
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Auditors gather evidence to formulate their judgment on financial statements and in assessing the risk factors …
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Auditors need to ensure that their companies possess proper systems to safeguard against product liability claims under consumer protection legislation. Such legislation is growing in severity in many parts of the world, notably in the European Community. The consequences can be product, brand...
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Business risk and inherent risk both bear on the audit; the audit risk model; and the nature, timing, and extent of … work performed. Inherent risk and business risk bear an inverse relationship to detec‐tion risk and have a direct effect on … the level of work performed. Neither risk can be eliminated totally and neither is controllable by the auditor. Business …
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Until recently, the formal model for the estimation of audit risk was relatively straightforward. There were two major … approaches: the familiar multiplicative planned risk model in the USA and UK; and the Canadian Bayesian posterior risk model …. Recent work has substantially changed the framework for estimating audit risk. Aims to evaluate these proposals and to …
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Auditors need to assess organizations′ risk‐taking behaviour in the changing marketplace. Discusses strategic risk … the two types of risk – action and inaction risk – and goes on to clarify their importance to firms. Examines various … techniques and strategies to eliminate risk for companies and these are listed and discussed. Concludes that there are several …
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department. Suggests that individual auditors′ risk‐taking propensity and tolerance for ambiguity can adversely affect many …
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; developing the basic plan to achieve the objective; consideration of such aspects as risk and materiality; anticipation of …
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select a procedures‐driven approach or a risk‐driven approach. In a procedures‐driven approach, the audit procedures are … commonly employed or because they were used on the last examination of the auditee. In a risk‐driven approach, specific … procedures are planned only after consideration of the risks. A risk‐driven approach is generally more effective and efficient …
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Explores the state of the art in internal auditing risk assessment techniques by reviewing professional requirements as … stated in Statement of Internal Auditing Standards (SIAS) No. 9 and then examining and discussing currently available risk … assessment techniques. Models explored in the study include the traditional risk assessment model and those by Wilson and Randon …
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