Often, the rationalization for committing financial statement fraud is. a. To help others, such as employees and

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Often, the rationalization for committing financial statement fraud is.

a. To help others, such as employees and stockholders.

b. To satisfy a level of greed of the perpetrator of the fraud.

c. To inflict damage to the capital markets.

d. To compensate for a feeling of helplessness.

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Essentials Of Forensic Accounting

ISBN: 12

2nd Edition

Authors: Michael A Crain, William S Hopwood

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