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From: Monthly Review | Date: October 1, 2002 | Copyright information

OCTOBER 1952

Newspaper headlines give evidence, almost daily, that "the crime problem" is becoming increasingly serious. The financial cost of the growing number of crimes customarily regarded as comprising "the crime problem" is staggering. Yet the cost of crimes not so regarded--the crimes of business managers and executives in the course of their daily work--is probably several times as great.

The jobbery of grafting politicians brings huge rewards, but the...

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