28. Goods theft by a marketing manager is considered as: (2 Points) Occupational Fraud External Fraud Individual Fraud No answer is correct 29. Which of the following is not a type of occupational fraud? (2 Points) Conflict of interest. Asset misappropriation. All of the above are types of occupational fraud. Corruption.
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