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White collar crime

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Jennifer H

 

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December 12, 2011

 

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University

 

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Most white collar criminals are ordinar7y every day citizens. Financial problems can induce someone into committing white collar crimes. Business fraud is as common in the business settings as are street crimes in poor communities. During white collar crimes, it is not the big executives who are prosecuted, but it is the small town managers that get caught and prosecuted...
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With white collar crimes being rarely prosecuted, it makes it even easier for the so-called "big fish" to get away. White collar crimes cost the U.S billions of dollars per year. Fraud and other types of abuse cost U.S. organizations more than $400 billion annually. This amount of money is in no comparison to the low cost of money that conventional crimes cost...
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