You are an accountant for ACME Mining Company and your CFO gives you a copy of a recent lease agreement to record. As you read the agreement, you discover the company has leased 12 trucks from World Finance Inc. The fair value of the trucks is $2.4 million. ACME Mining Company has agreed to pay $250,000 semiannually, in advance. The lease terms is 5 years, and the lessor’s implicit rate is 8%. There is no option or requirement to purchase the trucks. This all seems straightforward, especially when you remember that the company recently borrowed from a bank and agreed to a 10% interest rate. Also, you recall that the company owns some similar trucks and depreciates them over 8 years. You are about to leave the office early to meet some friends when you notice that there a contingent rental of $97,592 payable by ACME Mining Company and starting with the seventh semiannual payment if the Consumer Price Index prevailing at the beginning of the lease increases in any one of the first 3 years of the lease. What are the ethical and financial issues in this example? Explain