Perpetrators Do Not Typically

question 25

Multiple Choice

Perpetrators do not typically

• A) attempt to return or pay back stolen amounts soon after the initial theft, but find they are unable to make full restitution.
• B) use trickery or lies to gain the confidence and trust of others at the organization they defraud.
• C) become bolder and more greedy the longer the theft remains undetected.
• D) begin to rely on stolen amounts as part of their income.

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Definitions:

Stakeholder Orientation

An approach in business that prioritizes recognizing, understanding, and addressing the needs and concerns of all parties with an interest in the organization.

Channel Stuffing

A practice where a company inflates its sales and earnings by forcefully pushing more products through its distribution channels than the end market can consume.

Ethical Issue

A problem or situation that requires a person or organization to choose between alternatives that must be evaluated as right or wrong, ethical or unethical.

Greenwashing

Practices by companies to falsely promote their products or policies as environmentally friendly when they are not.