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    are very disappointing. The two parts appear to be strongly divided and in deep turmoil. Who has inspired me as a voter‚ and who has put up the best‚ and most honest fight to be in office is Bernie Sanders Of the remaining candidates‚ only three remain. Currently at battle for the democratic nomination are Bernie Sanders‚ and Hillary Clinton. The republican party has already chosen business entrepreneur Donald Trump. These candidates make an odd trio‚ being the fact that they will all be ‘first times’

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    The Bernie Madoff Ponzi Scheme Ethical Situation: In December of 2008‚ Bernie Madoff‚ was sentenced to 150 years in prison for swindling investors out of billions of dollars and creating one of the largest “Ponzi” schemes of all time(SEC). Bernie Madoff initially started out by establishing himself as a well-respected financial expert because he had been one of the founders of the NASDAQ stock exchange‚ and was chairman on the Board of Governors and the NASD. He created his own company called

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    The Bernie Madoff fraud happened because of greed. All of the people involved wanted more and more money and eventually the system collapsed. On March 12‚ 2009‚ Bernie Madoff pled guilty to the largest Ponzi scheme in history. He successfully took $65 billion from investors that trusted him with their money. Why the fraud case was created Bernie Madoff had his investors believe that they were making a lot of money through his investment firm (Bernard Madoff Securities)‚ by creating false trade

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    The Bernie Madoff Scandal is considered to be the largest financial and accounting fraud in American history. The details of the scandal itself are so complicated and unbelievable that it appears to be a work of non-fiction. Many have tried to gather enough evidence to make sense of what happened‚ but there was never enough evidence to prove when the fraud began. Madoff himself said that the scheme began in the late 1980s or early 1990s‚ but then again we cannot be certain of when it really started

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    Bernie Madoff Case Study Tanya Seyfried GFN61090033-ACFA12 January 19‚ 2013 Bernie Madoff was a successful gentleman whose financial career spanned almost 50 years. Some of his achievements include serving as the chairman of the board of the NASDAQ stock exchange; a member of the Board of Directors on the Security Industry Association; and a former National Treasurer of the American Jewish Congress. (Hirt‚ Block‚ Danielsen 2011) His greatest achievement was

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    uncovered when the firm was forced into bankruptcy. This was the largest bankruptcy in US history. The Bernie Madoff Scandal in 2008. Investors were tricked out of $4.8 billion through the largest Ponzi scheme in history. There were no profits and returns to investors were paid from the investors own money or the money of other investors. Bernie Madoff’s accountants were involved in this fraud. Bernie Madoff’s own sons reported him to the SEC. He was arrested the following day. “The worst thing about

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    The Fraud of the Century: The Case of Bernard Madoff The fraud perpetrated by Bernard Madoff which was discovered in December‚ 2008 is based upon a Ponzi scheme. Madoff took money from new investors to pay earnings for existing customers. The greater the payout to retiring and withdrawing customer‚ the more revenue or clients he would need to start and “investment relationship” with Madoff. The Ponzi scheme was named after Charles Ponzi who in the early 20th Century‚ saw a way to profit from

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    The organizational leadership of Bernard L Madoff Investments Securities LLC was held by Bernie Madoff himself. Madoff’s charismatic leadership style included seducing friends‚ those in secluded groups‚ and even his own employees. Madoff seduced his clients by making them to believe they were investing in something special‚ he would often turn people away‚ which helped Bernie in courting people and charities with more assets to offer. Madoff started his investment advisory firm by inviting Jewish

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    The Bernie Madoff Ponzi scheme was life altering for numerous individuals who trusted in Madoff with their life savings and hard-earned wealth. Although the original scandal made headline news over eight years ago lawsuits and other remnants still remain. In 2013‚ one of largest organizations that people believe contributed the J.P. Morgan (JPM) agreed to settlement with a onetime payment of $billion dollars (J.P. Morgan Chase Will Have To Pay A Fine‚ 2013). Although many believe that JPM was the

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    Power of context In the 1980s‚ the City of New York was a City polluted with waste and graffiti‚ where people would always get away with committing a crime. In Malcolm Gladwell’s essay “The Power of Context: Bernie Goetz and the Rise and Fall of New York City Crime” gives us a probable explanation of how a change like this can happen. The essay is an environmental argument‚ with varying kinds of a seemingly endless amount of verification‚ which suggests that crimes can be prohibited depending on

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