Who's stealing cookies from the cookie jar? : a case study in sport financial fraud

The Resource Who's stealing cookies from the cookie jar? : a case study in sport financial fraud

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Who's stealing cookies from the cookie jar? : a case study in sport financial fraud

Title remainder

a case study in sport financial fraud

Statement of responsibility

Margaret Keiper, Dylan Williams, Gil Fried

Language

eng

Summary

Fraud is a very broad term, but the underlying theme is the intentional act of deception for personal financial gain. This case study highlights three examples of fraud at different levels of sport: youth, collegiate, and professional. Students are provided a broad perspective of financial fraud and are exposed to differing types of criminal activity at each level of sport. Furthermore, the authors provide an understanding of financial fraud, illegal activities related to fraud, and the responsibilities that all sport management professionals have within various positions at each respective level. Finally, this case provides students with an opportunity to suggest solutions and deterrents for dealing with financial fraud at each level. Specifically, the authors provide a rationale for the use of internal controls within an organization to segregate an organization's financial responsibilities and reduce the risk of financial fraud

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CaToSAGE

Dewey number

658.473

Index

no index present

LC call number

HV6691

LC item number

.K45 2017

Literary form

non fiction

Nature of contents

dictionaries
bibliography

Series statement

SAGE Knowledge. Cases

Target audience

specialized

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