What Is Not a Characteristic of Transnational Organize Crime

question 9

Multiple Choice

What is not a characteristic of transnational organize crime?

• A)It is usually structured along hierarchical lines
• B)Transnational organized crime has economic gain as its primary goal
• C)Transnational criminal syndicates employ predatory tactics
• D)Syndicates only provide illegal materials and do not engage in laundering money.

Comprehend the concept of transaction costs in resolving externality problems.

Differentiate between pollution permits and corrective taxes in internalizing externalities.

Discuss the economic efficiency of corrective taxes versus pollution regulation.

Understand the mechanisms and effects of tradable pollution permits in pollution management.

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Definitions:

Irish-Catholic Immigrants

Immigrants from Ireland, often Catholic, who moved to other countries for better opportunities or to escape hardships.

Religious Toleration

The practice of allowing and accepting religious beliefs and practices that differ from one's own, often within a society or a state.

Economic Independence

The state of having sufficient personal wealth to live, without having to depend on income from some form of employment.

Genuine Freedom

The authentic state of being free from undue or oppressive restrictions imposed by authority on one's way of life, behavior, or political views.