Given the economic constraints in which auditors collect evidence, the auditor normally gathers evidence that is:
A) persuasive.
B) completely convincing.
C) conclusive.
D) irrefutable.

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Auditors aim to gather evidence that is persuasive enough to support their opinions, rather than seeking evidence that is completely convincing, conclusive, or irrefutable, due to the practical limitations of time, cost, and the nature of evidence.

Given the Economic Constraints in Which Auditors Collect Evidence, the Auditor