An economic approach to deterring foreign exchange offenses: Evidence from Madagascar

Ramanambonona, Ambinintsoa

doi:10.1016/j.jeconc.2024.100049

Journal of Economic Criminology

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.jeconc.2024.100049

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An economic approach to deterring foreign exchange offenses: Evidence from Madagascar

Ambinintsoa Ramanambonona

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The purpose of this chapter is to review research articles in the Journal of Economic Criminology by application of convenience theory. While the theory covers fourteen convenience propositions, there is varying attention to them in the reviewed articles. A frequent topic in the journal articles is online romance fraud where victims were not on guard because they trusted their offenders. Trust tends to strengthen the convenience proposition addressing lack of guardianship, oversight, and control. The review is relevant as it might tell both what seems important and not important in understanding economic crime and tell what propositions in the theory of convenience that might deserve attention in future economic criminology research. The review is additionally relevant to increase substance to the theory of convenience that emerged less than a decade ago and has since been developing and applied by various scholars.

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When rumors regarding deviance, allegations of delinquency, accusations of misconduct, and other forms of negative characterizations among employees enter the surface in an organization, then it is an important management challenge to find out what has happened and manage the situation accordingly. Management is concerned with the leadership of people so that all contribute to the performance of the organization. Allegations and accusations distract from performance issues, which can threaten the efficiency and effectiveness of the organization. Allegations and accusations can cause institutional decay if not managed properly. Therefore, leadership is concerned with solving issues that arise among employees so that everyone can return to a joint focused effort for the success of the organization, whether private or public, and whether large or small.

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An economic approach to deterring foreign exchange offenses: Evidence from Madagascar

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