Mooresville Honda Company: a case in forensic accounting [An article from: Journal of Accounting Education]

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Description:
This case requires that students use their understanding of cost estimation, cost-volume-profit analysis, and the time value of money to estimate damages in a lawsuit. New automobiles representing potential sales were diverted from Mooresville Honda, a dealer who did not participate in a bribery scheme that occurred within American Honda Motor Co. The assignment is to estimate the profit lost by Mooresville Honda because of the bribery Scheme. The case is based on an actual lawsuit and incorporates real-world relationships in the financial information.