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The sheer size of the Internet and lack of categorization of the information available makes finding relevant information a daunting task. A number of methods do exist to enable users to be successful in this venture. Most search engines offer phrases, Boolean, Inclusion, Exclusion and other...
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The objective of this research project was to evaluate searching methodologies used by undergraduate learners in searching for academic information, and to design an aid if required. Literature surveys indicated that the sheer size of the Internet and lack of catergorization of the information...
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focuses on one application of MALCOM: detecting fraud in medical insurance claims. Given a training data set composed of … on a patient. Physicians whose patients had anomalous medical histories (according to MALCOM) were evaluated for fraud by …
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methods and standards that improve our ability to address the possibility of detect significant financial statement fraud. In … the standards arena, SAS No. 82, Consideration of Fraud in a Financial Statement Audit (AICPA 1997), was promulgated in … 1997.1 This audit standard requires CPAs to assess and document the risk of fraud during audit planning and to document …
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. The static tradeoff theory of capital structure hypothesizes that firms have a target leverage which optimizes firm value … rate firms as if their capital structure decisions are consistent with the tradeoff theory.In the third and final essay, I … bond issues. I find that fraud announcements trigger swift, sharp, and long lasting credit rating downgrades and are …
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, Auditing, and Enforcement Releases to havemanipulated their accounting earnings (hereafter fraud firms). Over the course ofthe … fraud period, I find that institutions increase their ownership in fraud firms byapproximately 14 percent, resulting in … ("transient" institutions) slightly mitigate theirlosses by decreasing their ownership in fraud firms. I also provide evidence …
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concern about material misstatements due to well-concealed fraud. This pattern of results is consistent with my framework … possibility of management fraud (cf., Bell, Peecher, and Solomon 2005). …
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We examine internal auditors' fraud risk decisions in response to variations in audit committee quality and management … fraud risk assessments and altered their audit plans accordingly. With respect to audit committee quality, internal auditors … were in a due diligence or self-assessment role. With respect to the former, they linked the variation in quality to fraud …
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This paper provides insight into financial statement fraud instances investigated during the late 1980s through the … governance differences between fraud companies and no-fraud benchmarks on an industry-by-industry basis. The fraud techniques … misappropriations most common in financial-services firms. For each of these three industries, the sample fraud companies have very weak …
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Several major websites offer hybrid auctions that allow advertisers tobid on a per-impression or a per-click basis. We present the firstanalysis of this hybrid advertising auction setting. The conventionalwisdom is that brand advertisers (e.g. Coca-Cola) will bid perimpression, while direct...
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