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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230377837crime; crime prevention; drugs; Fraud; Risk Management; violence

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978-1-899287-51-2Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1998

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Warum Klischees und Vorurteile uns leiten,thin a store. However, shrinkage not only includes theft by staff and customers but also some degree of unidentified ‘clerical’ error. Understanding how data is created and corrupted, is a vital part of understanding estimates of risk. By reducing data corruption, more reliable loss figures are prod

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goods available for sale in ten stores (part of a national chain) over a two-week period. The study explores the number and value of goods sold and stolen by product type and location in the store. It adds an empirical dimension to the theoretical work of Clarke. and others which identified the impo

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The object of the study was to investigate consumer attitudes towards shoplifting, the factors influencing the motivations of shoplifters, and the effectiveness of shoplifting prevention measures. In all, 7 per cent of consumers admitted to shoplifting in the previous 12 months, and their behaviour