The evidence from fraud victimization surveys is unanimous that repeat victimization is common. Greater education is not a protective factor against victimization; the evidence points to the reverse. Much evidence also suggests that older people are not at greater risk of fraud victimization. It may be that younger and better-educated people have wider interests, engage in a broader range of ac...

Recent studies have challenged traditional wisdom regarding public indifference to white-collar crime by revealing equal or greater perceived seriousness of these crimes among respondents relative crime. The first its kind in the local context, this study examined perceptions a self-select sample students (n = 301) at Baku State University Azerbaijan. results indicate that, overall, Azerbaijani...

A new form of crime which is a white-collar Insurance fraud in telemarketing the delivery insurance products. The criminal act that violates law against an company with aim illegally obtaining financial benefits from closing risk. This writing, apart being final project assessment, also aims to explain marketing through causes many legal problems, especially terms its engagement cyber world. re...

The purpose of this study was to test the hypothesis that blue-collar workers have an increased risk of coronary heart disease. Subjects were 653 male (mean age, 32.6 years) and 492 female (mean age, 26.3 years) workers employed during 1993 at a computer manufacturing company. The measurements determined were body mass index (BMI), waist to hip ratio (WHR), skinfold thickness, blood pressure, g...

OBJECTIVE Work environment is said to influence cardiovascular risk. We assessed whether nature of occupation affects risk of sudden cardiac death (SCD) in the general population. METHODS In the ongoing, prospective Oregon Sudden Unexpected Death Study (catchment population 1 million), working-age SCD cases (18-65 years) were compared with controls who died from any cause. Usual occupation ob...

Much effort has gone into elucidating control of the body by the brain, less so the role of the body in controlling the brain. This essay develops the idea that the brain does a great deal of work in the service of behavior that is controlled by the body, a blue-collar role compared to the white-collar control exercised by the body. The argument that supports a blue-collar role for the brain is...

We investigate the impact of computerization white-collar jobs on wages and employment. Using online job postings from 2007 2010-2016 for office administrative support (OAS) jobs, we show that when firms adopt new software at job-title level they increase skills required applicants. Furthermore, change task content such broadening them to include tasks associated with higher-skill functions. ag...