Illustrating conflict of interest
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Use what you have learned through Chapter 10 of Principles of Fraud Examination (text), plus relevant experience you have acquired prior to this course, to create a story illustrating a situation illustrating conflict of interest.
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This solution creates a sample story based upon the most common elements learned in fraud examination.
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There could be so many different scenarios that would qualify as a legitimate conflict of interest. Here are some ideas to get you started:
- As the employer, I can have a bonus system based on net income (usually always a bad idea, but many companies still do it). I can then instruct the managers that they need to keep performance up in their units, as the net income of each unit (or the company as a whole) is dependent ...
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