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For each scenario below, indicate which element of the fraud triangle is present.
(a) Large amounts of cash are on hand.
(b) Management failed to correct ICFR deficiencies in a timely manner.
(c) The organizational structure is complex and lines or authority are unclear.
(d) Future employee layoffs are expected.
(e) Employee behavior suggests dissatisfaction with the company.
(f) Restrictions on the auditor limit access to evidence.
(g) Management attempts to influence the scope of the audit work.
(h) Industry factors threaten the company's financial stability.
(i) Significant related party transactions are audited by another firm.
(j) The personal financial situation of management is threatened.
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