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corporate and white-collar crime - Coggle Diagram
corporate and white-collar crime
white-collar are crimes financially motivated but non-violent. committed by mostly middle class. term was developed by Edwin Sutherland (1949)
copyright infringement
theft of trade secrets
antitrust violations
money laundering
credit card fraud
insider stock trading
computer fraud
tax fraud
identity theft
mail fraud
corporate crimes is a type of white-collar crimes as they are motivated to benefit their organisation or one self.
tax evasion
bribery
sexual and racial discriminaton
money laundering
violations of wage laws, right to join a union or take industrial action, and of health and safety laws.
illegal accounting
false labelling
selling unfit goods