Interpretative Structural Study of the Legal Dimensions of Economic Crime in Professional Sport

Aim: The purpose of this study was to provide a structural interpretive study of the legal dimensions of economic crime in professional sport. Methodology: The purpose of this study was applied and in terms of data collection the next step is to identify the pattern of causal relationships between them. In this study, after identifying study dimensions and indicators, the relationships between dimensions and indicators have been identified. To reflect the internal relationships among the main criteria, 21 experts based on ISM were used. Findings: The results showed that the final model obtained in this study consists of 7 levels. Then, using the influence of these factors together, it is clear in the second diagram that the criterion of situational prevention is alone in the cluster area; That is, the level of use of prevention has an autonomous status in terms of effectiveness and effectiveness and has the least impact and effectiveness. Criteria for security measures, information factors, social prevention, legal contracts, and economic factors are more influenced by other factors and are systemically influential and dependent elements. Conclusion: The legal framework formulation index can also help improve all indicators, so that it can be brought closer to reducing economic crime by formulating a legal framework.