White-Collar Crime Costs Billions Yet Little Studied
Washington AP reports white-collar crime costs Americans billions yearly, yet federal efforts to study its scope are limited. Despite frauds and embezzlement, only a few agencies track the impact, with estimates suggesting most crime costs come from nonviolent business offenses.
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Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
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Census Bureau
Robert P.parkinson
ICP
Securities and Exchange Commission
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