The Distinction Between "Occupational" and "Corporate" Crime Can Be Thought

question 6

Multiple Choice

The distinction between "occupational" and "corporate" crime can be thought of as:

• A)crime focused on organizations versus crime focused on individuals
• B)crime focused on individuals versus crime focused on organizations
• C)crime focused on blue-collar workers versus crime focused on white-collar workers
• D)crime focused on status versus crime focused on economic gain

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