What Does the Statistical Evidence Reveal About the Dollar Loss

What does the statistical evidence reveal about the dollar loss that white-collar crimes costs society when compared to street crimes?

A) The estimated dollar value of white-collar crimes ($250 billion) far exceeds that of street crime ($18 billion) .
B) The monetary losses of caused by street crimes are more immediately felt than losses from white-collar crimes.
C) The money spent to convict street criminals exceeds what it costs to investigate and convict white-collar criminals, even though the latter cost society more in dollars.
D) Street crimes have a disproportionate effect on the U.S. economy.