Journal Article
'The Economic Cost of Social Security Fraud'
Mar 1, 2014
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RAND Europe examined the evidence on fraud and error in social security systems in several countries, crafted a definition of fraud as distinct from error and corruption, and looked at the wider costs to society and the drivers of fraud and error.
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