Crime typically carried out by people in the more affluent sectors of society is called:
A) organized crime.
B) white-collar crime.
C) serial crime.
D) index crime.

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White-collar crime refers to nonviolent, financially motivated crimes typically undertaken by individuals in positions of trust and authority within a business or government setting. These crimes often involve deception, fraud, or embezzlement and are generally committed for personal gain. Examples include insider trading, corporate fraud, and tax evasion.

Crime Typically Carried Out by People in the More Affluent