The Magnitude of Intangible Losses Can Sometimes Be Estimated by Investigating

question 25

Multiple Choice

The magnitude of intangible losses can sometimes be estimated by investigating the average

• A)annual incomes of police detectives and private investigators.
• B)dollar amounts paid by insurance companies as reimbursement for property losses.
• C)annual costs borne by victims of white collar crimes such as embezzlement.
• D)dollar amounts individuals willingly pay to reduce their chance of being a victim.

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Highly Developed Countries

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