Executives at worldcom committed an $11 billion fraud by capitalizing costs that should have been expensed. What was the effect of this fraud on worldcom's income statement?

net income was too high, expenses were too low

Explanation:

From the question, we are told about how Executives at worldcom committed an $11 billion fraud by capitalizing costs that should have been expensed. In this case the effect of this fraud on worldcom's income statement is that net income was too high, expenses were too low. An income statement which can also be regarded as "profit and loss" account is a financial statement that gives the revenue as well as the expenses of a company at a particular period, so if the Executive capitalize costs that should have been expensed then it equates to the net income been too high while expenses were too low.

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