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The WSJ is paywalled, unlike the source I linked to. How convenient. Regardless, based on the headline it most likely a bunch of arm chair generals speculating
by qqqwerty 4y ago
The WSJ is paywalled, unlike the source I linked to. How convenient.
Regardless, based on the headline it most likely a bunch of arm chair generals speculating about fraud, with no actual evidence.
Again, I am not saying fraud and theft doesn't exist. It almost certainly does. But there is no way in hell that is anywhere close to 70%. That is absurd. Maybe 5% at most, and that is just pure speculation, and it this point there are certainly audits and controls in place that will make sure those numbers stay low.