The Magnitude of Intangible Losses Can Sometimes Be Estimated by Investigating

The magnitude of intangible losses can sometimes be estimated by investigating the average

A) annual incomes of police detectives and private investigators.
B) dollar amounts paid by insurance companies as reimbursement for property losses.
C) annual costs borne by victims of white collar crimes such as embezzlement.
D) dollar amounts individuals willingly pay to reduce their chance of being a victim.