Decision makers in practice do not need a basic knowledge of how accounting information systems work because they can be relied upon to be accurate.

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Decision makers should have a basic understanding of how accounting information systems work to effectively interpret and analyze the data presented, verify its accuracy, and make informed decisions based on it. They cannot solely rely on the accuracy of the system without understanding how it works and what data it is presenting.

Decision Makers in Practice Do Not Need a Basic Knowledge