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Our case studies contain analysis and discussion points for users to better understand the legal provisions. They also provide suggestions on how to prevent corruption, fraud and malpractices.

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The marketing game
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William, a ticketing officer of a travel agent, took advantage of high demand for discounted air tickets by offering priority access to select customers for bribes, while recommending others to higher-priced options.
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Misuse of an e-mail system
A sales manager of a web design company was moonlighting at a rival company. He diverted the clients’ business e-mails of his company to the secret employer and received commission on every contract he secured for the latter.
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False accounting
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Ray, the owner of a forwarding company, invited a shipping clerk of a manufacturer, to set up a partnership with him by making false accounting records in order to conceal the marked up shipment cost.
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Awarding subcontracting orders for monetary rewards
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Production manager Mr. Wong was deployed to oversee the whole mechanical production process in the mainland and award production order to suitable factories. Two manufacturers offered him kickback for placing more production orders.
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Lacking a clear company policy
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Mr. Chung had established a toy manufacturing enterprise in the Mainland in partnership with his friends. He solicited rebate from a Mainland supplier as a reward for placing purchase orders…
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