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storky111

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Why is white-collar crime punished disproportionally compared to blue-collar crime?
 
  a. White-collar criminals can easily pay their bails and penalties with the very money they steal.
  b. Only sociologists see white-collar crime as deviant.
  c. White-collar criminals are typically judged by other white-collar criminals.
  d. White-collar crime is perceived as victimless, that is, not harming its victims in the personal way a blue-collar crime harms its victims.

Question 2

Countries with high numbers of emigrants are __________ countries.
 
  a. host
  b. migratory
  c. resident
  d. sending



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

d



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