1). Occupational Fraud.
When Employees misuse their power and do fraud against organization and employer's resources via misusing that for the personal benefits. then that kind of fraud is called occupational fraud or internal fraud.
2). Albert & Cressey both agreed that financial pressure and perceived opportunity lead to the occurrence of fraud. but Albert believes that one's personal belief and honesty can stop him from doing fraud. Albert developed a red flag system that describes which kind of fraud can be done by whom.
3). 1). Avoiding Determined Obligation
2). Personal Failiours impact over the work
3). Isolating someone inside the organization
4). Employer and Employee relationship
5). Earning Status
1. Describe occupational fraud and abuse. 2. Compare and contrast Cressey’s and Albrecht’s theories of crime...
According to the ACFE's 2018 Report to the Nations on Occupational Fraud and Abuse, survey respondents were presented with a list of 17 common behavioral red flags associated with occupational fraud and asked to identify which, if any, of these warning signs had been displayed by the perpetrator before the fraud was detected. Rank the presence of the following four red flags in order of their prevalence from highest to lowest percentage of cases in which they were identified. Living...
According to the ACFE's 2018 Report to the Nations on Occupational Fraud and Abuse, the largest source of tips that fraud is occurring comes from: Customers Vendors Shareholders Employees 1 poin QUESTION 4 Donald R. Cressey (1919-1987) used his doctoral dissertation to study embezzlers, whom he called "trust violators." Upon completion of his research, he developed what still remains as the classical model for the occupational offender. In 1991, Dr. Steve Albrecht organized Cressey's three conditions into a tool that...
1. How does “fraud examination” differ from “forensic accounting” 2. How does occu- pational fraud and abuse differ from other kinds of fraud? Give examples of other fraud types. 3. Sutherland’s contribution to criminology, in addition to giving us the term “white-collar crime,” involved developing the theory of differential associ- ation. What are the implications of this theory with respect to occupational fraud?
1. Compare and contrast the neoliberal and neostatist theories' explanation of the divergence between developing regions and/or countries starting from the 1960s. Discuss the track record of the neoliberal development agenda giving examples from the developing world.
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1) Compare and contrast ender and exergonic reactions: 2) Describe photosynthesis as a redox reaction
1. Compare and contrast the dictionary meaning and the accounting meaning of depreciation. 2. In a business sense, why do you think the dictionary meaning was not appropriate for businesses to use? 3. Could depreciation be used to commit accounting fraud? What would be the benefit if a business decides to do this?
1) Compare and contrast communicable and noncommunicable diseases and give examples of each 2) Compare and contrast acute and chronic diseases and give examples of each 3) Describe the modes of communicable disease transmission and give examples of each. 4) Describe the Multicausation Model 5) Define primary, secondary, and tertiary prevention and give examples of each at both the individual and community levels
1. Define the knowledge repository and describe how to create one. 2. Compare and contrast tacit knowledge and explicit knowledge.
1. Compare and contrast the the ligaments of the reproductive tract of the human female and male? 2. Compare and contrast the the ligaments of the reproductive tract of the cat female and male? 3. How is the female cat’s reproductive tract different from that of the human female? 4. Describe the ways in which the male cat’s reproductive system differs from that of the human male. 5. Compare the location of the gonads of males and females.