The Updated Version of Classical Criminology, That Holds That at Any

question 35

Multiple Choice

The updated version of classical criminology, that holds that at any given moment, a person can choose between committing a crime and not committing it, is known as?

• A) biological theory
• B) rational choice theory
• C) strain theory
• D) control theory

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Definitions:

Stackelberg Leader

A firm in a duopoly that moves first to set its output level, thereby determining the market's price and influencing the subsequent behavior of a follower firm.

Cournot Oligopolist

A firm competing in a market where a few firms control the majority of the market share and where each firm takes into account its rivals' production quantities when determining its own quantity.

Cournot Equilibrium

A concept in economic theory where firms reach a state in which each firm chooses the optimal output level assuming the output levels of the other firms.

Duopoly

A market structure characterized by two producers/sellers in competition with each other.