Respuesta :
Answer:
A.
Explanation:
The three elements of the fraud triangle are inter-active. For fraud to be successful, there would be opportunity, incentive and rationale.
Answer:
A) The three elements of the fraud triangle are inter-active.
Explanation:
In order for fraud to occur, the three elements of the triangle (opportunity, pressure and rationalization) must come together plus a later element added which refers to the capacity of committing fraud. A more recent version of the fraud triangle includes a fourth element which basically refers to the capacity of committing the fraud.
Whether you include or not the fourth element, all the other 3 must be present in order for fraud to occur:
- Opportunity: the fraudster must have the opportunity to commit fraud
- Pressure: the fraudster must have the necessity o commit fraud
- Rationalization: the fraudster must convince themselves that what they are doing is not wrong
- *capacity: the fraudster must have the ability to commit the fraud because control systems become more efficient.