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Reduce Fraud: From Fraud Motivation to Fraud Avoidance

Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences, 2023
The development of information technology and digital transformation in recent years, not only brings the innovation of fraud detection and the progress of fraud avoidance but also brings new fraud motivation and more serious fraud impact. This paper mainly studies the motivation, impact, detection, and avoidance of fraud, through the discussion of ...
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Click Fraud

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2008
Click fraud is the practice of deceptively clicking on search ads with the intention of either increasing third-party website revenues or exhausting an advertiser's budget. Search advertisers are forced to trust that search engines detect and prevent click fraud even though the engines get paid for every undetected fraudulent click. We find conditions
Kenneth C. Wilbur, Yi Zhu
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Fraud Is Bad, Studying Fraud Is Hard

Controlled Clinical Trials, 2000
Recently reported in Science: a German hematologist with a bibliography of 347 papers has been shown to have included fraudulent data in 52 of these papers, with another 42 raising strong suspicions of fraud [1]. It appears this gentleman will be joining the list of notorious researchers who, motivated presumably by unrestrained ambition, falsified and
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A Taxonomy of Frauds and Fraud Detection Techniques

2009
Fraud is growing noticeably with the expansion of modern technology and the universal superhighways of communication, resulting in the loss of billions of dollars worldwide each year. Several recent techniques in detecting fraud are constantly evolved and applied to many commerce areas.
Naeimeh Laleh, Mohammad Abdollahi Azgomi
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Coping with Fraud

Science, 1982
The tardiness of actions by Harvard officials when faced with confessed fraudulent research conducted by John Darsee is contrasted with the more rapid responses by authorities in the cases of William T. Summerlin (Sloan-Kettering) and Vijay Soman (Yale).
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Construction Fraud

2010
Due to the actions of a whistleblower The Netherlands was confronted with a massive case of construction fraud involving almost the entire construction sector. Price fixing, prior consulting, duplicate accounts, fictitious invoices and active corruption of civil servants were rampant practices.
Graafland, Johan, Van Liedekerke, Luc
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Responding to Fraud

Science, 2006
![Figure][1] Our journal—as well as science with a small “s”—went through a disappointing and troubling experience with the two stem cell papers from the South Korean research group led by Dr. Woo Suk Hwang.
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Banking and fraud

Computer Law & Security Review, 2017
Abstract The authors wrote a memorandum to the UK Treasury Committee, House of Commons in January 2011 on the topic of banking and fraud. The methods used by thieves to steal from the customers of banks have increased, and in September 2016, the UK consumer magazine Which?
Stephen Mason, Nicholas Bohm
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Research Fraud

British Journal of Perioperative Nursing (United Kingdom), 2002
Readers will be well aware of the importance attached to research or other convincing evidence to underpin nursing practice. Much excellent research has been and is still being done by nurses, with the intention of improving practice and establishing a knowledge base for nursing. The medical profession holds its powerful position primarily by virtue of
Stephen Timmons, Marilyn Williams
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