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Occupational crime primarily involves which of the following?

Property theft in a business

Fraud undertaken by professionals in their official roles

Occupational crime refers specifically to illegal acts that are committed by individuals in the course of their professional life or in the context of their official roles. This type of crime typically involves fraud and deception where the perpetrator exploits their position within an organization for personal gain. Examples include embezzlement, insider trading, and falsifying company records.

In contrast to the other options, which address various forms of theft or attacks, the focus of occupational crime is on fraudulent activities carried out in a professional capacity. Property theft, cyber attacks, and theft of intellectual property, while serious crimes, do not specifically align with the concept of occupational crime, as they may not necessarily involve an individual taking advantage of their professional role.

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Cyber attacks on a corporation

Theft of intellectual property

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