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What is the difference between corporate crime and occupational crime?
 
  a. Occupational crime is committed by individuals; corporate crime is committed by organizations.
  b. Perpetrators of occupational crime are treated more leniently than perpetrators of corporate crime.
  c. Occupational crime is a subgroup within corporate crime.
  d. Occupational crime is a form of white collar crime, corporate crime is not.
  e. Nothing; there is no difference between occupational and corporate crime.

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In determining poverty, the government applies the same poverty line to everyone regardless of age.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false



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