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The nature of auditing is such that, the auditor will later on appear in his capacity as a critic of book-keepers work,may have a great morale effect and thus prevent a cashier or book-keeper from embezzling money.This morale effect has prevented theft in many cases and is a more powerful point in favour of auditing.

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