Malfeasance at Enron, a Houston-Based Energy Firm, Led to Overstatement

question 334

Multiple Choice

Malfeasance at Enron, a Houston-based energy firm, led to overstatement of revenues by almost $92 billion. As Enron closed its operations, U.S. energy prices remained stable. This may have been evidence that

• A) Enron could charge whatever price it wanted to for energy.
• B) there was lack of any competition, so Enron was the winner.
• C) there is a competitive market in energy distribution in the United States.
• D) the accounting profession needs to review its policies quickly.

Grasp the concepts of emotion management and emotion labour in both pre-industrial and modern societies.

Comprehend the principles of impression management and the role of personal experiences in shaping social interactions.

Analyze how social institutions operate on the principles of domination, competition, and cooperation.

Identify and explain the effects of status cues in social interactions.

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