Corporations sometimes consciously choose to break the law if it poses acceptable risks such as relatively light penalties for violation, if the benefits gained by doing so are great.

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This practice is known as "white-collar crime" and has been observed in many industries. Corporations may weigh the potential benefits of breaking the law against the possible consequences and decide that the benefits outweigh the risks. However, this behavior is unethical and illegal, and companies can face severe consequences if caught.

Corporations Sometimes Consciously Choose to Break the Law If It