Blowing Market Bubbles – Avoiding ‘moral disengagement’ and the global/Phuket fraudsters

Hughes Krupica’s Senior Partner and Co-Founder – Desmond Hughes’ recent contribution to the legal section of Window on Phuket addresses what happens when markets overheat, including the Phuket market, and how moral disengagement – knowing something is wrong or immoral but  creating a mental barrier between your decision to commit a moral wrong and the consequences, is one key factor in the continued rise of the success of fraudsters.

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