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A Ponzi scheme is one type of_
new investors.
corporate crime
white-collar fraud
financial chiseling
O employee fraud
whereby people swindle money with payments of returns earned from

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A Ponzi scheme is a form of white-collar fraud where new investments pay returns to earlier investors, exemplified by cases like Bernard Madoff's scheme.


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A Ponzi scheme is a type of white-collar fraud whereby individuals swindle money by using investments from new participants to pay returns to earlier investors, resulting in a collapse that leads to financial losses for all involved. One prominent example is the case of Bernard Madoff, who orchestrated a massive Ponzi scheme defrauding thousands of investors.


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