In monetary-unit sampling, the likelihood of high dollar items from the population being included in the sample is greater than the likelihood for small dollar items.

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This is because monetary-unit sampling (MUS) involves selecting items for sampling with a probability proportionate to their individual dollar value. Therefore, items with a high dollar value have a greater chance of being selected for the sample compared to items with a small dollar value.

In Monetary-Unit Sampling, the Likelihood of High Dollar Items from the Population