Exam 13: White-collar and Organized Crime

White-collar crime is just a version of street crime.

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

Organized crime is non-existent in Japan.

Most professions practice _____ by establishing rules for their members' behavior.

The most infamous case of corporate violence is probably that of the _____,which was put on the market in 1971 even though the company knew it could easily explode in minor rear-end collisions.

Which of the following is thought to be involved in several legitimate businesses,including trash-hauling operations,the vending and amusement machine industries,and the toxic-waste dumping industry?

Do you agree that television and movies glamorize organized crime? Which types?

The primary intent of the persons committing _____ is to benefit the organization for which they work.

Which scenario is an example of restraint of trade that violates antitrust law?

Sutherland coined the term _____ and studied the seventy largest U.S.corporations and found that they had violated antitrust,false advertising,bribery,and other laws.

Which of the following terms emphasizes that crime can be done by and on behalf of organizations,many of them corporations,but some of them small businesses,including blue-collar businesses such as auto repair shops?

A new type of fraud-collective embezzlement-emerged in the 1980s in the savings and loan and other financial industries.

Which of the following is estimated at between $77 billion and $259 billion annually and has received perhaps the most attention of any professional fraud?

Financier Bernard Madoff used a _____ for some fifteen years to enrich himself and other people who worked with him.

Distinguish between occupational and corporate crime.