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    Part A: Introduction and Overview According to the FBI, supposedly devised in 1939 by Professor Edwin Hardin Sutherland, the phrase white-collar crime is now indistinguishable with the comprehensive assortment of frauds perpetrated by commercial and administration authorities. These illegalities are symbolized by deception, suppression, or violation of confidence and are not contingent on the application or hazard of physical influence or brutality. The provocation behind these offences is…

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    Module 5: Health Care Fraud Control Fraudulent health care practices by medical professionals and other criminals of defrauding insurance companies and consumers are on the rise. According the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) (2015), these dishonest practitioners are increasingly willing to risk patient harm to further their criminal activities. The FBI is the primary agency for exposing and investigating all federal and private insurance health care fraud cases. Furthermore, the agency…

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    Fraud Case Study Report Medicare fraud can cost taxpayers billions of dollars and places the health and welfare of Medicare beneficiaries at risk (CMS, 2017). Both over-coding and under-coding constitute Medicare fraud (Dillon & Hoyson, 2014). Knowingly billing for services at a level of complexity higher than services provided or documented in the file creates Medicare fraud (CMS, 2017). Knowingly submitting, or causing to be submitted, false claims or making misrepresentations of fact to…

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    Misappropriation and Embezzlement schemes There are various reasons for fraud existing: Non-For-Profit Organizations often have few internal controls, and income is typically not connected with a good or service. When a person who is entrusted with assets misappropriates them for personal use, the embezzlement will produce. It ordinarily involves an employee or agent entrusted with assets of an organization. The misappropriation and embezzlement schemes including as following: (1) Skimming…

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    to buy their product. In doing so, they commit a type of customer fraud by making false claims about the safety of their products. Customer Fraud Overview Customer fraud is a type of unethical business behavior where a company purposely deceives customers through methods such as false advertising and claims. For instance, a company may employ…

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    Welfare has been misused in the United States and the working class has been affected. Welfare is defined as "aid in the form of money or necessities for those in need" (Webster). It is a system of government that taxes the money of working class citizens to help lower class citizens in need of support. Welfare can be supportive in many ways such as health care and food stamps. All you have to do is sign up and have your back ground checked to make sure you're not an undocumented worker and then…

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    The portrayal of welfare recipients in British media is by no means a uniform picture, and this is also true for the recipients of welfare. However, the mass reporting and slandering of a certain type of welfare recipient by the tabloid and right-leaning organisations do not portray the extent of the social problems faced by this subset. The constant bombardment the people of Britain endure from these media organisation, depicting welfare recipients as scheming, scrounging rats (among other…

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    abolishment of the welfare system is highly strengthened by the social argument. Half of us are lifters and half of us are leaners. Is that fair? DO half of Australian households really need to be the net beneficiaries of government support? The biggest question is ‘are we giving Money for nothing?’ The drag on welfare is not only the poor but also the comfortable. The increasing growth in welfare fraud and members of the society cheating the system is a cause for concern that the welfare system…

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    Welfare enables citizens to climb out of financial setbacks and become more productive and independent. Depending on the need, food, cash aid, and health care are some of the available services provided. Most recipients use these aids for their intended purpose but some find alternative ways to use this money. This being said, it is absolutely essential for those that qualify for welfare, be subject to background checks and drug tests to ensure the need of said aid is necessary, and the is used…

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    Welfare Changes In America

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    Welfare Changes? Is working even important? Welfare is a government funded program that is designed to help the unemployed or poor by helping them pay for food, housing, medical costs, and more (“Welfare”). For all that, there are many problems with the entire welfare system. The government should regulate the amount of money for welfare programs because it hurts the nation’s economy. The reasons are because welfare has loads of fraud, creates dependency, hurts working class, hurts government…

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