Reviews the book "Information for Decision Making," edited by Alfred Rappaport.

The development of generalized computer-audit programs makes an important contribution to the further advancement of the public accounting profession. as it builds a favorable image of the profession, reduces audit time for clerical operations, reemphasizes the importance of professional judgment, instills self-confidence into auditors, and attracts more well- qualified personnel into the profession. To allow auditors of tomorrow an opportunity to appreciate the potential of generalized computer-audit programs, the author has prepared one such program, dubbed as AUDIT-AID. The use of AUDIT-AID has indicated to students the significance of professional judgment, the importance of review of internal control, and the place of computers in auditing.