Analysis highlights credit capacity impacts in forensic economics, suggesting vital links to economic damages.
This article examines credit capacity and economic damages from the perspective of forensic economics. Over the last three years, this topic bas become a vital topic of discussion, warranting several publications. Constructs related to credit damages are defined, alongside a discussion of future research directions.
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