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Abstract
In this paper, two countries, one developing the other developed are compared, from the perspective of fraud and corruption. The levels of fraud and corruption are examined through league tables and cases of fraud. An explanatory framework is developed for the observed phenomena. The conclusion is reached, based on the evidence presented that over the past ten years, both Zambia and Ireland have become increasingly more corrupt and fraudulent.
Keywords
Corruption
Fraud
Forensic Accounting
Citation
Ronan, N. (2002), "Financial Fraud and Corruption: A Comparative Study of Zambia and Ireland", The African Journal of Finance and Management, Volume 10 Issue 2
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