Convenience in white-collar crime: A case study of corruption among friends in Norway

1 White-collar crime is more common in other industries 3.1 2 The extent of white-collar crime has grown substantially in recent years 3.1 3 There is a greater threat

The theory of convenience suggests that white-collar misconduct and crime occurs when there is a financial motive benefitting the individual or the organization, an

A greater organizational opportunity for access to resources to commit and conceal financial crime will cause a higher personal willingness for deviant behavior.. The

It is the organizational dimension that gives white-collar criminals the opportunity to commit economic crime and hide it in seemingly legal activities in the

The theory of convenience suggests that white-collar misconduct and crime occur when there is a financial motive benefitting the individual or the organization,

The theory of convenience suggests that the extent of white-collar crime is dependent on financial motive, organizational opportunity, and willingness for

The theory of convenience has three dimensions: (1) a desire for financial gain based on threats and possibilities, (2) an organizational opportunity to commit and conceal

Resource-based theory applied to white-collar crime implies that executives and other members of the elite are potential white-collar offenders that are able to