Research on Public Attitudes and White-Collar Crime Have Drawn Which

question 36

Multiple Choice

Research on public attitudes and white-collar crime have drawn which conclusion about how the public views these crimes?

• A) White-collar crime is not viewed as seriously as traditional crime.
• B) The public supports long prison sentences for offenders.
• C) People believe white-collar crimes have greater moral than economic costs.
• D) The public sees white-collar crime as a violent offense.

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