Suzie Garcia, an accountant for a consulting firm, had just received the monthly cost reports for the two jobs she supervises: one for Arrow Space, Inc., and one for the US government. She immediately called her boss after reading the figures for the Arrow Space job. “We are going to be way over budget on the Arrow Space contract,” she informed her boss. “The job is only about three-fourths complete, but we have spent all the money that we had budgeted for the entire job.” “You had better watch these job costs more carefully in the future,” her boss advised. “Meanwhile, charge the rest of the costs needed to complete the Arrow Space job to your US government job. The government will not notice the extra costs. Besides, we get reimbursed for costs on the government job, so we will not lose any money on this problem you have with the Arrow Space contract.” What should Suzie do? Does it matter that Suzie”s company is reimbursed for costs on the US government contract? Explain.