In nonstatistical sampling for tests of controls, increasing the desired confidence level results in a
A) Higher tolerable deviation rate.
B) Lower expected deviation rate.
C) Larger sample size.
D) Smaller sample size.

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Increasing the desired confidence level means that the sample must be more representative of the population, which requires a larger sample size. The tolerable deviation rate and expected deviation rate are not affected by the confidence level in nonstatistical sampling.

In Nonstatistical Sampling for Tests of Controls, Increasing the Desired