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Q In Introduction to Security, regarding white collar crime, it states that the crime itself may be non-violent, but the end result very well could be. Can you offer input and reasoning as to why this is the case? What do you feel will serve as the primary security issue(s) facing the security manager in the upcoming decade? What steps should be taken out to address them?

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There are various types of crimes that the human being committed in this world, among them the crimes that is committed by the people of lower society or lower economic background are considered as large crimes whereas often times the crime that are committed by the big firms or person in higher level is ignored and not looked upon as crimes. It is to this kind of crimes, that Edwin Sutherland remarked as white collar crimes in his presidential address to American Sociological Society in 1939 (Fischer, Halibozek & Walters, 2012).