The book notes that there are at least two consequences that offenders consider when weighing the costs and benefits of white-collar crime. These consequences are:

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A) Legal consequences - Offenders consider the possible legal consequences of their actions, such as the likelihood of being caught and the severity of the punishment.
B) Occupational consequences - Offenders also consider the potential occupational consequences, such as the risk of losing their job and damaging their reputation within their profession. 
C) Time consequences - While time is certainly a factor in white-collar crime, it is not specifically noted in the book as a consequence that offenders consider when weighing the costs and benefits.

The Book Notes That There Are at Least Two Consequences