In some cases, law firms become aware that their client is engaging in fraudulent activity, but do nothing because the client is a source of income.

Energy giant Enron, while claiming massive profits, paid taxes _____between 1990 and 2000, but collected hundreds of millions in tax refunds from the government.

According to Mars’ typology of employee theft “donkeys” and “hawks” are most likely to:

Situational pressures and fortuitous circumstances appear to play a significant role in academic cheating.

Most of the research on employee theft has focused on ordinary workers.

The major response to false advertising has taken the form of:

Plagiarism is best defined as:

“Parallel pricing” refers to the practice whereby:

Corporate crime was the primary focus of Sutherland’s famous 1949 book, White Collar Crime.

Which of the following was discovered in Caplowitz’s landmark 1960 study in New York City?