If we can reduce fraud by getting some increased percentage of people to say, no, this is not accurate, then we have not only saved a lot of money, we may shut down some criminal activity, but we have also saved a lot of heartache.
Elizabeth Warren: “If we can reduce fraud by getting some increased percentage of people to say, no, this is not accurate, then we have not…”
On the recordJune 18, 2013
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Warren discusses the benefits of reducing fraud through increased reporting.
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