Marxism and Crime

Do Neo-Marxists agree with Marxists that workers are driven to crime out of economic necessity?

• Yes

• No

Which theory sees crime as being caused by the reaction of others and therefore creating a secondary deviance?

• Functionalism

• Strain Theory

• Subcultural Theory

• Labelling Theory

Which of these is not an abuse of trust by a high-status professional?

• Tax paying

• Employing accountants and lawyers to launder money

• Companies claiming health insurance for treatments not performed

• Shipman's murders of at least 200 patients

Which theory explains corporate crime through the process of de-labelling or non-labelling where experts like lawyers and accountants can help avoid getting or reduce a label

• Strain theory

• Differential association

• Labelling theory

• Marxism

For Marxists, crime is inevitable in capitalism because capitalism is (a)   - by its very nature it causes crime.

Taylor et al take a more voluntarist view, they see people as having more?

• Determinism

• Free-will

Do Neo-Marxists agree with Marxists that the state makes and enforces laws in the interests of the capitalist class?

• Yes

• No

The risk of punishment is not the only reason that all business do not commit crimes, maintaining the (a)   of other companies they do business with is important as well.

Capitalism also encourages middle-class crimes, which one of these would not be classed as a middle-class crime?

• Tax evasion

• Breach of health and safety laws

• Vandalism

• White-collar crime

What was Britain's interest in the East African Colonies?

• Tea

• Water

• Orange Juice

• Milk