corruption versus forensic audit, to economic development in a social system without moral precepts

he objective of the paper is to know how corruption through white collar crime has influenced the economic development of organizations, so that it can serve the people to be informed about this subject not so recent, very little discussed in The common society; In addition it tries to leave in the readers the desire to consult more on each of forms of corruption that are forged in the companies and through which the frauds are forged; The survey was used to carry out the respective analysis of the data that contribute to the subject provided by a sample of fifty-four people who have had to face this type of problems as managers of public institutions and private companies of Babahoyo; Concluding that corruption through white-collar crime mitigates business economic development, considering that the necessary corrective measures and relevant research have not been applied, these situations arise especially in public enterprises; In addition, it was determined that forensic auditing is related to investigative techniques for white collar crimes such as: embezzlement of property, fines, fraud, theft, deception, embezzlement of financial statements and tax evasion; Which are given by the constant opportunities that are presented in the organizations; The forensic audit has not been applied due to lack of knowledge of how to execute it.