A well-designed accounting information system recognizes and adapts to the cost-benefit constraint of the conceptual framework. Which of the following is most likely to violate the cost-benefit constraint?

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Translating financial statements into six major global languages may violate the cost-benefit constraint as it involves significant resources and costs. While it may provide information to a wider range of users, the cost may be disproportionate to the benefits received. On the other hand, Choices B, C, and D are typical features of an accounting information system that do not violate the cost-benefit constraint. Giving every member of the accounting staff access to a network enhances communication and collaboration, using debits and credits to record transactions reflects the fundamental principles of accounting, and converting financial statements prepared in one currency to another currency helps international users understand the financial performance of a company.

A Well-Designed Accounting Information System Recognizes and Adapts to the Cost-Benefit