Fraud and Corruption Theory

Fraud and Corruption Theory examines how individuals or organizations engage in dishonest practices, such as deceit or improper influence, to gain personal or financial advantage. It explores the motivations behind such actions, the circumstances that facilitate them, and the ways they can be detected and prevented. This theory helps organizations understand vulnerabilities within their systems and develop strategies to promote ethical behavior, enforce accountability, and reduce risks of misconduct. Essentially, it provides a framework for understanding why fraud and corruption happen and how to mitigate their impact to maintain trust and integrity.