Exam 13: White-collar and Organized Crime

Organized crime members in Japan are called the _____.

_____ involves the theft of merchandise,tools,stationery,and other items.

The earliest example of organized crime is piracy.

When did organized crime's power and wealth increase enormously?

Police and political corruption is also a:

_____ created the term white-collar crime to describe crime committed by and within corporations.

Which of the following best describes the term occupational crime?

If corporations conspire to set high prices for goods and services rather than allowing the free market to work,they are guilty of _____.

Advertisers obviously do their best to sell their products and engage legally in exaggerated claims,or _____.

White-collar crime involves the theft of small merchandise,tools,stationery,and other items.

Occupational crime is committed by individuals in the course of their occupation for personal gain.

The news media tends to cover white-collar crime more than street crime.

The earliest example of organized crime is_____,in which pirates roamed the high seas and plundered ship.

When did organized crime's power and wealth increase enormously?

Pilferage is an example of _____.

Which of the following best represents the economic cost of white-collar crime?

When did organized crime's power and wealth increase enormously?

Despite some recent publicized prosecutions of prominent individuals accused of corporate crime,the legal treatment of corporate criminals continues to be _____.

Insider trading is a form of medical fraud.

In the early 1900s,the _____ bitterly criticized business and political corruption and condemned the cruel treatment of workers.