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Creating a perception of detection can act as a deterrent to fraud. What are some ways companies attempt to create such a perception?

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This solution discusses different ways that companies can attempt to create a perception of detection.

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Management can take a few different steps to create a perception of detection, in companies. One of the main steps is to set up cameras, even if they are the fake cameras that are used as a deterrent. Generally, when people notice cameras, they ensure that their behavior is 100% honest and ethical due to the fear of being recorded. Another act is to implement policies and procedures regarding ...

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