When powerful institutions or their representatives willfully violate the laws that restrain these institutions from doing social harm or that require them to do social good,it is called corporate crime or:

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The term "organizational crime" refers specifically to violations of laws or regulations by powerful institutions or their representatives. "Organized crime" refers to criminal activities coordinated by a group for profit or power. "Social crime" is a broader term that can refer to any act that violates social norms or causes harm to society. "Antitrust crime" refers specifically to illegal actions related to competition and monopolies. Thus, the best choice is B, as it specifically refers to corporate or institutional wrongdoing.

When Powerful Institutions or Their Representatives Willfully Violate the Laws