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    and account manipulation by the management in order to allure the stakeholder is a crime and this should not be encouraged at any level of the organization. So whistle blowing as an activity may be used to curb the fraud…

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    Raptor Fraud Case Study

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    responded to inbound calls, and analyzed credit card transactions in order to identify potential fraudulent activity using the Raptor Fraud Detection System. • Reviewed electronic cases produced by the Raptor Fraud Detection System, analyzed transaction patterns, identified changing fraud trends, verified account activity and took appropriate action to minimize potential fraud loss and customer inconvenience • Assessed and analyzed customer or applicant financial condition to evaluate credit…

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    Guanxi And Corruption

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    The April 1952 Statute of Penalties for Corruption lists a large array of acts ranging from theft, fraud, accepting bribes and “any other activities that use one’s position to benefit oneself.” (Kwong 1997: 12). However, by 1979 bribery was classed as distinct from corruption, instead it was regulated as dereliction of duty. Concurrently, corruption acquired…

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    Combating Mediocrity Means

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    Introduction This test paper was based on test questions on chapters 6, 7 and 12. For chapter 6: Public Corruption for Profit. I explained the relationship between incorruptibility, cynicism and consolation. Also for same chapter I explained Blanchard and Peel’s “Ethics Check”. For chapter 7 lectures I explained what “Combating Mediocrity” means. And lastly for chapter 12 I explained what the author means by “who is to say what to do and “Thinking it through”. What is Tragedy and Nobel cause…

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    Shekelhound ruled over the hotel division and all of its development for nearly two decades. He intimated, during the infamous poker games, that he planned to retire and this would probably be his last year of running the division. He was sixty-five years old with a number of health issues and he had a golden parachute worth one and a half million dollars. During one of his less sober moments, he divulged how much he liked traveling and managing the hotels so he thought maybe he would not retire…

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    In J.D Salinger's novel, The Catcher in the Rye, Holden Caulfield is the main character and he could be classified as being depressed. For several reasons being, Caulfield shows signs of being depressed. He is doing poorly in school, he abuses the use of cigarettes, and doesn’t ever feel like anyone can ever live up to his expectations. “As many as 8.3 percent of teens suffer depression for at least a year at a time, compared to about 5.3 percent of the general population.” (“Teen”). In the…

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    Cocklal V. Sucklal Case

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    creditor committed a fraud by preventing someone from bidding or by chilling the bidding, challenging…

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    Throughout my accounting studies so far, whistleblowers have been praised for their heroic actions that lead to the collapse of a giant corporation. However, the heroic actions and collapse are the seldom times that whistleblower protection laws work. In C. Fred Alford’s book: Whistleblowers: Broken Lives and Organizational Power, Mr. Alford explores the corporation and systems irrational behavior that makes whistleblowers lose faith in humanity and the justice system. Throughout the book, Mr.…

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    Silvio Berlusconi History

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    Introduction In the year 1986, an Italian businessman who goes by the name of Silvio Berlusconi bought an 87 year old club called AC Milan, which was then languishing in the bottom tier of the Italian Serie A. The now ex- prime minister of Italy took the club to great heights by pumping money into the club and straight away bought the biggest names in football in the late 1980’s. As soon as he took over, Milan’s most successful period began as they went on to win an unprecedented number of…

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    Prize and the Booty - Case Study On the 25 February, 1603 Jacob van Heemskerck and his crew attacked the Santa Catarina, a merchant ship from Portugal which carried a very highly priced cargo of trade goods. The total price was more than three million guilders. This created discussion about the legitimacy of the attack on the Portuguese merchant ship. In order to justify Jacob van Heemskercks actions, Grotius’ literary works have to be taken into consideration as he addressed different laws…

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