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Reports from the IRS and the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners show that billions of dollars are lost annually as a result of tax evasion and global fraud. Linda Treviño, Distinguished Professor of Organizational Behavior and Ethics at Smeal and coauthors examine the cognitive process behind unethical behavior to better understand organizationally embedded deviance. The findings suggest ways that managers may identify such behavior in individual employees before it impacts the organization as a whole.
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Two faculty at the Penn State Smeal College of Business have recently earned distinguished positions. Dan Guide, professor of operations and supply chain management, and Duncan Fong, professor of marketing and chair of the college's marketing department, have been named the Smeal Professor of Supply Chain Management and the Calvin E. and Pamela T. Zimmerman Endowed Fellow, respectively, in recognition of their past research accomplishments and the promise of continuing contributions.
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A recent column written by John Liechty, professor of marketing and statistics at Smeal and Director of the Center for the Study of Global and Financial Stability, appearing in the latest issue of Nature calls for collaboration amongst scientists and bankers to help forestall future financial crises. Liechty discusses how scientists can work with regulators and bankers to create new financial models that have the potential to identify system-wide risks.
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