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13 Aug 2010, 10:24
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What do you think? Anyone who wants to argue option E?
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13 Aug 2010, 11:45
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I guess this question is pretty straightforward.
Least likely to embezzle -
1. one who has company's ethic training
2. or who has financial stake in company.
since option D mentions one of the option above i.e. the 1st one, that is the correct answer choice. Thanks.
Least likely to embezzle -
1. one who has company's ethic training
2. or who has financial stake in company.
since option D mentions one of the option above i.e. the 1st one, that is the correct answer choice. Thanks.
13 Aug 2010, 11:57
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2 reasons why an employee will not embezzle or least likely to embezzle:
(1) Taken company ethics course
(2) Has interest in the financial success of the company.
B and D are the only one's where the employees has taken the ethics course. In B, the employee has taken ethics course outside the company and in D, the employee has taken ethics course in the company C.
Hence D remains.
(1) Taken company ethics course
(2) Has interest in the financial success of the company.
B and D are the only one's where the employees has taken the ethics course. In B, the employee has taken ethics course outside the company and in D, the employee has taken ethics course in the company C.
Hence D remains.
