If the value of Enron's stock had not fallen, the special purpose entities perhaps could have continued to operate
indefinitely. Suppose that Enron's stock did not fall, and suppose that its accounting adhered to the letter, if not the spirit,
of GAAP (Generally Accepted Accounting Principles) rules (suppose, that is, that Enron's accounting practices were
allowed by generally accepted accounting rules). In that case, in your view, was there anything wrong with what Enron
did? Explain.