Energy giant Enron, while claiming massive profits, paid taxes _____between 1990 and 2000, but collected hundreds of millions in tax refunds from the government.

In some cases, law firms become aware that their client is engaging in fraudulent activity, but do nothing because the client is a source of income.

Energy giant Enron, while claiming massive profits, paid taxes _____between 1990 and 2000, but collected hundreds of millions in tax refunds from the government.

According to Mars’ typology of employee theft “donkeys” and “hawks” are most likely to:

Situational pressures and fortuitous circumstances appear to play a significant role in academic cheating.

Most of the research on employee theft has focused on ordinary workers.

The major response to false advertising has taken the form of:

Plagiarism is best defined as:

“Parallel pricing” refers to the practice whereby:

Corporate crime was the primary focus of Sutherland’s famous 1949 book, White Collar Crime.