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    White collar crimes are non-violent crimes committed by businesspeople and professionals for financial gain, while blue collar crimes are typically crimes of passion committed by working class individuals. The study aims to analyze the differences between these crimes and their social impacts. It hypothesizes that white collar crimes have a greater economic impact through financial losses and reputational damage to businesses, while blue collar crimes have a more direct personal impact through physical harm or theft.

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    White collar crimes are non-violent crimes committed by businesspeople and professionals for financial gain, while blue collar crimes are typically crimes of passion committed by working class individuals. The study aims to analyze the differences between these crimes and their social impacts. It hypothesizes that white collar crimes have a greater economic impact through financial losses and reputational damage to businesses, while blue collar crimes have a more direct personal impact through physical harm or theft.

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    White collar crimes are non-violent crimes committed by businesspeople and professionals for financial gain, while blue collar crimes are typically crimes of passion committed by working class individuals. The study aims to analyze the differences between these crimes and their social impacts. It hypothesizes that white collar crimes have a greater economic impact through financial losses and reputational damage to businesses, while blue collar crimes have a more direct personal impact through physical harm or theft.

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    White collar crimes are non-violent crimes committed by businesspeople and professionals for financial gain, while blue collar crimes are typically crimes of passion committed by working class individuals. The study aims to analyze the differences between these crimes and their social impacts. It hypothesizes that white collar crimes have a greater economic impact through financial losses and reputational damage to businesses, while blue collar crimes have a more direct personal impact through physical harm or theft.

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    WHITE COLLAR CRIME

    Topic – Study on White collar crimes and blue collar crimes. Impact on
    business, economy, and people.

    Introduction
    white-collar crime is a crime committed by persons who, often by virtue of their occupations,
    exploit social, economic, or technological power for personal or corporate gain. The term,
    coined in 1939 by the American criminologist Edwin Sutherland, drew attention to the typical
    attire of the perpetrators, who were generally businesspeople, high-ranking professionals, and
    politicians.

    The term blue collar crime was originally coined to mean those crimes committed by
    someone from the working or lower class of society. Today, blue collar crimes are typically
    those crimes that are considered to be fuelled on by passion, rage or other emotions, as
    compared to those that are carefully calculated and executed.

    Relevance of study

    Economic Crimes, whether committed in an organised manner or otherwise is primarily a


    category of crime motivated by greed. In developing countries, where regulatory and
    enforcement systems are not well developed, economic crime emerges as a major threat to
    the national economy

    Objective of the study

    The main objective of this study is to analyse the differentiation between the white collar
    crimes and blue collar crimes and the social impact of such upon various instruments of
    society.

    Statement of problem

    Both the white-collar crimes and blue-collar crimes had a bad impact in the society as it tries
    to exploit the ample resources for personal gain. The problems faced by the society through
    such economic crimes and the solutions for such will be discussed in the research paper.

    Hypothesis

    White collar crimes have a greater impact on businesses, as they involve fraudulent activities
    and financial manipulation that can lead to significant financial losses and damage to
    reputation. Blue collar crimes have a more direct impact on people, as they often involve
    physical harm or theft, leading to immediate personal and emotional consequences.
    Research Questions

    1. What are the key differences between white collar crimes and blue-collar crimes in
    terms of their nature, perpetrators, and motives?
    2. Whether white collar crimes and blue-collar crimes has any impact upon the overall
    economic condition, business, or the individuals?
    3. What are the challenges and barriers in detecting, investigating, and prosecuting white
    collar crimes and blue-collar crimes, and how do they differ?

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