State-corporate crime has all of the following useful characteristics EXCEPT
a. Refutes the notion that organizational deviance is a discreet act by highlighting relationships between social institutions.
b. By embracing the relational character of the state, it demonstrates how horizontal interactions between political and economic institutions contain the potential for illegal and social injurious actions to occur.
c. Assumes that both the state and corporation always have similar means and goals.
d. Allows for consideration of vertical relationships between different levels of organizational action: political, economic, etc.
C
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