Total fraud costs are computed by adding
A) costs of prevention and costs of investigations.
B) costs of prevention, costs of investigations, and costs of detections.
C) costs of prevention, costs of investigations, costs of detections, and costs of losses.
D) costs of prevention, costs of investigations, costs of detections, costs of losses, and costs of reputations.
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