**7. Conclusions**

The behavioral economy model is a formal model, with basic concepts. The fraud economy generates some coincidences in its framework, but its system is not dual; it has a third system.

E- Set of rules, principles, and knowledge about the two processes.

There are two types of processes in behavioral economics:

"Automatical"—is defined as system 1, thinking is automatical.

"Reflexive"—is defined as system 1, thinking is reflexive.

System 1: its operation occurs automatically, without attempt and without control.

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System 2: its operation occurs, more slowly and controlled, is utilized in mental works.

The microeconomic model of the fraud economy has four elements:

I.Fraud disposable income.

II.Determinants of fraud demand.

III.Determinants of the offer of fraud.

IV.Fraud income model.

They do not function as a supply and demand of a common good but a superior good; the conclusions of the income model have three elements:


Based on these three elements, the income from fraud is determined, not in a traditional microeconomic model.

The fraud market should not be analyzed as a traditional supply and demand model, since this market has particular characteristics and individual behavior, and therefore, the elements of behavioral economics, for the application of fraud, are an open discussion.
