Arthur Andersen, the accounting firm who audited Enron and was also paid for consulting work, met shortly before Jeff Skilling became CEO and agreed that all of the following were matters of concern about Enron except:

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According to the passage, Arthur Andersen identified concerns about the annual report being a "house of cards," risky and deceptive accounting practices, and the use of limited partnerships to disguise debt. However, there is no mention of them agreeing that the cash flow was the only accurate part of the annual report. Therefore, option B is the correct answer.

Arthur Andersen, the Accounting Firm Who Audited Enron and Was