Big name corporations more likely to commit fraud: study

Re:Big name corporations more likely to commit fraud: study by dls2016 on Saturday February 06, 2021 @11:13AM (#26047465)

Some of the other replies are missing the fact that we can look at the history of why police departments were created: to break strikes and chase slaves. The historic record is clear that police were generally created to protect capital.

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Re:Big name corporations more likely to commit fraud: study by bluefirebrand on Saturday February 06, 2021 @11:23AM (#26047545)

This is a very American-centric view of policing.

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Re:Big name corporations more likely to commit fraud: study by nobodyknowsyoda on Saturday February 06, 2021 @11:55AM (#26047756)

"We compiled data on 250+ US public companies involved in corporate securities frauds identified in 1,000+ Securities and Exchange Commission filings over 2005–2013; we randomly selected a comparable control group of 500+ US public companies from Compustat."

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Re:Big name corporations more likely to commit fraud: study by dls2016 on Monday February 08, 2021 @02:59PM (#26069330)

I am curious about downvotes. This stuff is historical fact.

I know someone else commented that my view is American, but the original article is about the (American) SEC... so... I will double down and show evidence from my home state: Pennsylvania.

https://www.psp.pa.gov/About-PSP/Documents/Pennsylvania%20St...

The whole idea of the PSP was to create a less violent force to control labor (compared to the companies' private security solutions).

The (downvoting) reader is encouraged to repeat this exercise for their own locality.

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