| An epidemic of white-collar financial
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| | systems and practices that may have been
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| crime has resulted in the development of
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| | altered or doctored in some way. Terms
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| specialized education programs focused on
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| | like "computer forensics and "accounting
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| economic crime investigation and fraud
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| | forensics" have entered the lexicon of
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| management. These college-level degree
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| | crime investigators as they begin probing
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| programs attract students who are
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| | a crime scene that does not contain blood
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| interested in law enforcement and are
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| | evidence, signs of violence or even an
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| attracted by the very unique nature of
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| | obvious victim. But these are certainly
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| these types of crimes and the special
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| | not victimless crimes.Hundreds of major
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| investigative techniques required to
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| | corporations, government institutions and
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| solve them.There seems to be no end to
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| | law enforcement agencies are staffing up
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| the greed in the hearts of some
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| | with economic crime specialists, fraud
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| professional business people. It isn't
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| | investigators and fraud management
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| enough to have fancy cars, vacation homes
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| | specialists. The need for qualified
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| and other lavish perks of the highly
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| | investigators has prompted colleges to
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| successful. Many selfish individuals have
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| | develop specialized curricula devoted to
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| decided to play a risky game of
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| | the study of economic crime prevention.
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| "milk-the-company-for-all-it's-worth" to
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| | Some schools feature Bachelor's and
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| fuel an unhealthy appetite to acquire
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| | Master's Degree programs in Economic
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| more "things" for no other reason than to
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| | Crime. The courses are usually instructed
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| have them. As a result, books are cooked,
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| | by faculty members experienced in
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| balance sheets become unbalanced and
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| | economic crime investigation and computer
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| finally, as in the case of Enron, there
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| | crime control. Right now, more than 90%
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| is nothing left to share with the
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| | of their Bachelor's in Economic Crime
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| shareholders.Economic crime is a broad
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| | Investigation graduates are working in
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| category encompassing a variety of
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| | professional positions relevant to their
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| offenses all of which are focused on
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| | career interests.Graduates with these
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| bilking a private company, government
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| | unique, highly specialized degrees are in
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| agency or other professional institution
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| | great demand. A number of colleges are
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| out of their financial resources.
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| | now making these programs available for
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| Individuals at any level of an
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| | online study. That means that, no matter
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| organization including, as we have seen
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| | what your current commitments or time
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| in recent years, the most senior
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| | constraints, these very attractive and
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| management, may perpetrate these crimes.
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| | potentially lucrative and rewarding
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| And the methods that they use may be
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| | degree programs are available to almost
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| highly sophisticated including
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| | anyone. Who knows, at some point in the
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| manipulating computer systems or fudging
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| | not-too-distant future you may be
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| accounting records.A fraud investigator
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| | instrumental in finding, apprehending and
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| must be highly educated and well versed
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| | convicting economic criminals that are
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| in the financial and technological
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| | stealing from us all.
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