Which of the following questions should be answered when considering fraud risk and fraud prevention?

a. which types of fraud are the easiest and least costly to prevent
b. which employees are in the best position to commit fraud

c. which symptoms of a fraud act are most likely to be spotted
d. all types of possible fraud that can be committed


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