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Case Study
It is a given fact that everyone does not have the same amount of knowledge. Educated
persons are influenced by facts, by their professors, by their schools — but how about the non-
educated ones? They are easily influenced by what they see in the television, by what they hear in
the radio or gossips among the neighborhood, and lastly, by what they read in social media. This
makes them prone to fabricated and falsified information created by scam artists and frauds.
According to an article written by one of the writers on Philippine Star, "Fraud lifts
economic crimes record high". It has been reported that fraud cases nearly doubled in the last two
years. Another similar case is the Credit Card Fraud in year 2016 in which consumers lost 506
million pesos in total. To broaden this issue, this case study will tackle the problems, solutions and
recommendations with respect to the writer's perspective.
Solution
The problems presented above can possibly be solved by the following:
1. People should not be afraid of making changes and learning new things
2. Develop Skeptical Attitude
3. Possess Liberal Education Skills
Recommendation
Arising from the given problems and its effects, here are my recommendations:
1. Local Government Units shall conduct lecture and awareness programs related to liberal
education to those who have little or no educational background
2. People shall be cautious of the influences that they might get from what they see, read and hear.
Conclusion
Being liberally educated makes a person administer skeptical attitude. With this
characteristic, they can easily recognize false doctrines and not be fooled by it. It enables people to
be cautious of what they should believe or not. Thus, I stand my position to agree that Proper or
Liberal Education shall be exhibited to avoid scam and fraud activities performed by criminals. Thi
will not only benefit a single person but the whole country.