In the Fraud Risk Assessment chapter, the manual classifies fraud risks into major areas such as fraudulent financial reporting, asset misappropriation, and corruption. Under corruption, it specifically lists the payment of bribes or illegal gratuities to companies, private individuals, or public officials as a corruption risk. This directly matches the option referring to payment of bribes to procure business. By contrast, reporting revenue in the wrong period falls under fraudulent financial reporting, while espionage by competitors relates to external threats and theft of information rather than corruption. The manual’s categorization helps organizations identify and assess risk populations accurately so that appropriate anti-fraud controls can be designed. Under that framework, the listed corruption-related risk is clearly the payment of bribes to obtain business.