Деньги, которые никто не видит: внутри скрытой экономики мошенничества в Америке

Billions of dollars move through America’s public systems every year. Most of it goes exactly where it should.Some of it doesn’t. The Money Nobody Sees pulls back the curtain on the hidden mechanics of fraud, oversight, and accountability inside some of the nation’s most complex programs.From the viral controversy surrounding childcare systems in Minnesota to the explosive growth—and scrutiny—of hospice care in California, this book explores how large-scale systems are built, how they function, and where they can break down. Inside, you’ll discover: • How fraud actually works step-by-step in real-world systems• Why oversight often lags behind activity—and what that means• The role of incentives in shaping provider behavior• How media narratives and public perception influence policy• The true cost of fraud—and who ultimately paysThis is not a sensationalized account.It is a clear, balanced, and deeply researched look at the intersection of money, policy, and human behavior. If you’ve ever wondered where the money really goes—and why it’s so difficult to track—this book will change how you see the system. Because what you don’t see is often what matters most.