The Wall Street Journal, pg B1, July 10
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SUMMARY: Mark Negrini, an assistant professor of accounting at St Mary's University in Halifax Nova Scotia, has developed a computer program that can detect financial frauds by using Benford's Law, which lays out the statistical frequency with which the numbers 1 through 9 appear in any set of random numbers
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Reference Type: Newspaper Article
Subject Area(s): General Interest