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Management fraudRobert K. Elliott

Management fraud

1980300 pages
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Corporate impropriety and management fraud-the deliberate, material misstatement of financial statements by top management--have been staple copy for journalists in recent years. The public is clearly distressed by white collar crime in the business world, and the SEC and members of Congress have expressed deep concern over the state of the system of corporate accounting. Management frauds are of primary importance in the family of business improprieties because to a large extent the health of the capital markets rests on the confidence that financial statements are not fraudulent. Thus the…

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  • Other · English · 1980
    Petrocelli Books · 300 pages · 9780894331350
Addresses, essays, lecturesCommercial crimesFraudWhite collar crimesWirtschaftskriminalita˜t