Complicity Theory Is Based on the Principle That One Should

question 11

Multiple Choice

Complicity theory is based on the principle that one should not

• A) directly act in wrong ways.
• B) lie or misrepresent things.
• C) be an accomplice in wrongdoing either by doing or not doing something.
• D) comply with unjust threats or demands from, say, a robber.

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Definitions:

Differential Costs

The difference in cost between two alternative decisions, or a change in expenses that would occur due to a particular choice.

Differential Analysis

The area of accounting concerned with the effect of alternative courses of action on revenues and costs. Also called incremental analysis.

Unprofitable Segment

A part of an organization that consistently fails to contribute a positive net income or adds a financial loss to the company's overall performance.

Opportunity Cost

The revenue that is foregone from an alternative use of an asset, such as cash.