The "Milton Manufacturing" case illustrates:
A) What can go wrong when a company sets a policy that potentially harms one area of its operations.
B) How the failure to exercise professional skepticism can cloud objective judgment.
C) The pressure that can be placed on accountants by top management.
D) What can go wrong when fraudulent accounting is dictated by top management.

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The case study highlights the negative impact of a policy that prioritizes reducing costs over maintaining quality, which ultimately harms the company's overall operations.

The "Milton Manufacturing" Case Illustrates