A) Racketeering
B) Mail fraud
C) Defamation
D) Perjury
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A) Gross error
B) Intent
C) Preponderance of the evidence
D) Confession from the perpetrator
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A) asset misappropriations.
B) corruption.
C) fraudulent statements.
D) pension fraud.
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A) Vendor fraud
B) Customer fraud
C) Occupational fraud
D) Financial statement fraud
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Multiple Choice
A) Fraud usually results from unintentional errors.
B) Fraud is more violent and traumatic than robbery.
C) Fraud always involves deception, confidence and trickery.
D) Losses from fraud are less than losses from robbery.
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Multiple Choice
A) Title 18, U.S.Code Section 201
B) Title 41, U.S.Code Section 51 to 58
C) Title 18, U.S.Code Section 1341
D) Title 18, U.S.Code Section 1344
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A) shrunk by 1 percent.
B) grown by only 1 percent.
C) remained flat.
D) grown by 4 percent.
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A) sales experience
B) auto mechanic
C) data entry clerk
D) journalist
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A) Middle management is usually the perpetrator.
B) This type of fraud benefits top executives as it generally increases stock price.
C) This type of fraud includes inflating expenses in order to save of corporate income taxes.
D) Financial statement fraud is common among publically-traded companies who must meet the public's expectations.
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A) Employee embezzlement
B) Government fraud
C) Investment scams
D) Customer fraud
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