An Inquiry Into the Causes of Audit Failure |
Contents
POSSIBLE CAUSES OF SUBSTANDARD AUDIT WORK | 18 |
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY | 34 |
Appendix | 45 |
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100.0 Interpretation 100.0 Significance 100.0 With Pearson 60 Totals 80 percent Accounting Private Industry audit experience audit reports meet auditor error Aware Aware Totals aware of substandard cause of substandard chi square equal chi square test Data as Percents degrees of freedom detected fraud Detected Disagree Agree Totals Divorced/widowed four degrees fraud Detected fraud highly significant identify impaired audit independence Income Industry Other Totals insufficient diligence Insufficient skepticism Involved Involved Manage Involved Manage Supervise involved with audit less than 001 Manage Supervise Perform management fraud missing 644 Pearson chi square Percent by Column Percent by Row probability equal probability less Public Accounting Private questionnaire Reconfigured Numbers Percent reports meet standards respondents significant at probability significant with probability sixteen degrees square equal square test Standard Deviation substandard audit Supervise Perform Totals T-test test is highly test is significant Totals No Yes Totals Not aware Totals Not involved Totals Public accounting women