The Convenience of White-Collar Crime in Business

Focusing on the theory of convenience, this book delves into the motivations and enabling factors behind white-collar crime within the business context. It posits that elite individuals' likelihood of committing and concealing economic offenses is influenced by their inclination towards convenience in appealing yet problematic scenarios. The chapters are structured around key theoretical dimensions, including economic motives, organizational opportunities, and personal willingness, providing a comprehensive exploration of the dynamics of white-collar criminal behavior.