The large-scale financial crimes of the 1980s have been linked with the "structural
embeddedness" of financial organizations and corporations in networks largely
beyond traditional forms of social control.

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This statement is true. Studies have shown that the interconnectedness and complexity of financial networks in the 1980s allowed for large-scale financial crimes to occur, as traditional forms of social control were not equipped to monitor and regulate these networks effectively.

The Large-Scale Financial Crimes of the 1980s Have Been Linked