In the 1970s, the Ford Motor Company failed to modify its cars and light trucks in a way that would have prevented accidents,
because the company determined that it would cost more to make the modifications than it would cost to pay for repairs and settle lawsuits that resulted from accidents. This illustrates the way that __________ can lead to white-collar crime.
a. rational decision making
b. the inexperience of recently promoted corporate executives
c. government regulation
d. inadequate pay for workers
Answer: a
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