Financial crime is often treated as a matter of enforcement. People break rules, courts prosecute, and regulators respond. But in reality, financial crime can also reflect financial pressure. Some individuals face weak balance sheets, poor debt management and limited savings, and stronger incentives to misuse money placed in their trust. This paper introduces a new perspective: financial literacy is not just about better household decisions. In fact, it may also reduce the likelihood that indivi...
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