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Answer (c) White collar crime is one of the four type of non-violent crimes. Other three types of crime are drug crime, property crime and cyber crime. White collar crime refers to financial fraud done at work place. The following could be the examples of white collar crime:
Tax evasion
Embezzlement
Money laundering
Insider trading
Credit card fraud
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