In 1907, sociologist E. A. Ross described the "criminaloid:" a business leader who, while enjoying immunity from the law, victimized an unsuspecting public. Today, Ross's criminaloid refers to one who commits

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Ross's concept of the criminaloid specifically referred to business leaders who were immune from the law and victimized the public. This aligns with the idea of corporate crime, where corporations and their leaders prioritize profit over the well-being of the public and may engage in illegal activities to achieve their goals. In contrast, influence peddling, securities fraud, and tax evasion do not necessarily involve victimizing the public and may not align with the idea of the criminaloid as described by Ross.

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