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A conflict of interest arises when our interest conflicts with another’s to whom we ___________________.

owe a duty.

Who was committing fraud at Wells Fargo in the case study?

Low-level customer-facing employees

__________________ becomes fraud when companies intentionally provide materially misstated information.

Earnings management

In earnings management earnings are managed to maintain a _______________ in income each year.

steady improvement

Independent auditors focus on __________________.

internal control

Double-entry bookkeeping was originally documented by ____________.

Luca Pacioli

In the past, until the last 25 years or so, accounting principles have required valuation based primarily on ____________.

historical cost

One major advantage provided by the double-entry method of bookkeeping is that it facilitates accrual accounting.

True

_____________________ is the recognition of revenues and expenses with different timing than their cash flows.

Accrual Accounting

_______________ measures assets at what you could get if you were to sell them.

Net Realizable Value