A grocery store just finished another year of operations. As part of the company's annual wind-down process, the accountants will compite the actuat performance metrics to be used in the company's balanced scorecard (BSC). One of their objectives this year was to increase revenue as measured by total revenue. Which of the following could be a red flag that someone used unethical behavior to achieve this goal? A manager records a sale twice at the end of the year and then reverses it out the subsequent year. A store clerk pockets an expensive cut of steak to take home and writes it off as damaged. A cashier voids out small cash transactions and keeps the money handed over by the