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Can we see the exact same study, but with SEC indictments and tax fraud/evasion, etc. ? I'll bet that "climbs" ...
by rsync 13y ago
Can we see the exact same study, but with SEC indictments and tax fraud/evasion, etc. ?
I'll bet that "climbs" ...
- SkyAtWork 13y agoProbably for the perpetrators, probably not for the companies involved (which are likely to have the same set of Delaware and/or Cayman mailing addresses) :-P But sure, I would expect that white collar crime is unsurprisingly correlated. Maybe not though - boiler room style phone banks of investor fraudsters are a stereotype for a reason, and those aren't necessarily the high rent end of town.
- kennywinker 13y agoAre you counting the crime as happening at the place of business, or at the home of the perp? It'd be hard to quantify, as WHERE a white collar crime happens is not particularly material. You can cook the books at home or at work.