Which of the following is not an advantage of statistical sampling?
A) It requires a precise and definite approach to the audit problem.
B) It incorporates evaluation that calculates a direct relation between the sample results and the entire population under audit.
C) It requires auditors to specify particular judgments on risk and overall materiality.
D) It permits the auditor to reapply evaluation judgments based on factors in addition to the sample evidence.

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Statistical sampling does not allow for reapplying evaluation judgments based on factors beyond the sample evidence, as it relies on objective, quantifiable data and statistical methods.

Which of the Following Is Not an Advantage of Statistical