There is a general consensus that external factors are more important than internal
variables in determining whether or not corporate crimes will be committed.

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The consensus on what determines corporate crimes is not clear-cut; both external factors (like regulatory environments and market pressures) and internal variables (such as corporate culture and leadership ethics) play significant roles in influencing the likelihood of corporate crimes being committed. The importance of each can vary depending on the context and specific circumstances surrounding each case.

There Is a General Consensus That External Factors Are More