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CASE STUDY Fraud symptoms do not always mean fraudulent activity has occurred. Forensic accountants must...

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Fraud symptoms do not always mean fraudulent activity has occurred. Forensic accountants must be careful to investigate without bias or judgement. Rather, they must consider the evidence and investigate the matter objectively.
For each of the symptoms you identified in Question 2, provide a possible explanation for the existence of these symptoms that would NOT relate to fraudulent activity.
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