Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences
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Series Vol. 32 , 10 November 2023
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In recent years, with the fraud of Luckin Coffee, the financial fraud of China concept stock has become the focus of attention again. In this regard, This work first analyzed the characteristics and causes of financial fraud, and then tried to use M and F scores to test the data collected, to see whether M and F scores could warn people before fraud. After that, reflecting on our research, this work pointed out some characteristics and reasons of financial fraud in China concept stock, and finally gave some solutions to financial fraud.
fraud, detection, M score, F score, Chinese concept stock
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