Principles of Preventing Fraud in Business from the Ethics Perspective

Background: The basics of preventing fraud in business are the commonalities of the two systems of ethics and law. The basics of this rule indicate the non-prescription and prevention of fraud. The principles at stake are for the protection of individuals' interests and property security, and even for the maintenance of order in society, and those who seek to exploit fraud for the greater benefit are liable to compensation. Conclusion: Adherence to ethics will increase trust and confidence among individuals in the community to participate more in economic activities and ensure investment security. Illegally financed education causes moral harm and disrespect for others and causes harm to be prevented from doing so and must compensate for the loss. In particular, the principles of non-cheating as well as legal principles such as ethical conduct, transparency, public order, and goodwill are the same as those of ethics, and they have no preference for morality.