Now let's find out what happens when Andrew's magazine idea becomes an accounting reality. As you'll see, Andrew is disappointed with the impact of his idea on CanGo's short-term financials. He assumes that Ethel made a mistake and he wants her to fix it. As he makes his case, it becomes clear that he does not understand the matching principle. If you were Ethel, how would you explain the matching principle to Andrew? Does she do a good job of explaining it in the video? How would you improve her response?
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Now let's find out what happens when Andrew's magazine idea becomes an accounting reality. As you'll see, Andrew is disappointed with the impact of his idea on CanGo's short-term financials. He assumes that Ethel made a mistake and he wants her to fix it. As he makes his case, it becomes clear that he does not understand the matching principle. If you were Ethel, how would you explain the matching principle to Andrew? Does she do a good job of explaining it in the video? How would you improve her response?
