Graves Industries, Inc. (A)

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Case

Reference no. 9-187-045

Subject category: Finance, Accounting and Control

Authors: Kenneth A Merchant (Harvard Business School); Joseph P Mulloy (Harvard Business School)

Published by: Harvard Business Publishing

Originally published in: 1986

Version: 6 March 1991

Length: 5 pages

Data source: Generalised experience

Topics: Accounting procedures; Control systems; Fraud; Middle management; Business ethics; Crime; Corruption; Financial ethics

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Abstract

The first in a series of cases that explores the causes and methods of fraudulent financial reporting and the lines between acceptable, unethical, and fraudulent behaviors.

Location:

Connecticut

Industry:

Industrial hardware

Size:

USD700 million revenues

Other setting(s):

1981-1986

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Abstract

The first in a series of cases that explores the causes and methods of fraudulent financial reporting and the lines between acceptable, unethical, and fraudulent behaviors.