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The impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the commission of white-collar crimes by ordinary citizens
International Journal of Research in Finance and Management · 2022 · Vol. 5(2) · pp. 18–21
Abstract
The COVID-19 period has led us to a political economic crisis, which has brought normative people to commit economic crimes - not with the aim of getting rich or making easy money, but with the aim of preventing the economic collapse of their family or business. These offenses are not necessarily committed with the intention of getting rich, notwithstanding that they may be among the more serious economic offenses.This article reviews the white-collar scams that gained momentum during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and examines why normative people turned into
Wildlife Conservation and Criminology AnalysesPandemicNormativeCommissionCommitWhite (mutation)PoliticsCoronavirusWhite-collar crimeCriminologyPolitical science
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