Why Would Some Loss Prevention Measures Not Be Worth Implementation

question 32

Multiple Choice

Why would some loss prevention measures not be worth implementation?

• A) Some corporations have poor internal control policies and implementation of some loss prevention measures would notify employees of these poor controls.
• B) The IRS does not allow deductions for loss prevention measures.
• C) Only court ordered loss prevention measures can me implemented.
• D) Some measures, such as excessively tight security to prevent shoplifting, would cost more in sales and manpower costs than would save in shoplifters being caught.

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