Who Do Criminologists Compare Fraudsters to in Relation to Repeat

question 15

Multiple Choice

Who do criminologists compare fraudsters to in relation to repeat offenses and why?

• A) Rapist. They repeat their crimes because they are not severely punished.
• B) Shoplifters. They steal goods frequently and in small quantities until they are confronted.
• C) Bank Robbers. They steal a lot of money from wealthy sources.
• D) Bank Tellers. They have access to a large amount of resources and they are perceived to be trustworthy people.

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Definitions:

Cash-Out Combinations

Financial strategies or transactions where owners of a business sell their stake in the company, partially or entirely, for cash.

Fair Dealing

A legal doctrine requiring parties to engage in business transactions in a just, equitable, and non-discriminatory manner.

Minority Shareholders

Shareholders who own a smaller portion of a company's shares, compared to majority shareholders, and often have limited influence on company decisions.

Limited Duration

Describes contracts, agreements, or conditions that are effective for a specific, finite period of time.