Refer to Exhibits 8.2 and 8.3. Define the following risks: Risk of incorrect acceptance of internal control reliability Risk of incorrect rejection of internal control reliability Risk of incorrect acceptance of book value Risk of incorrect rejection of book value Explain which of these risks should concern the auditor the most.
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