Titlebook: White-Collar Crime in the Shadow Economy; Lack of Detection, I Petter Gottschalk,Lars Gunnesdal Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2018 The Editor(s) (if applica

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Research Challenges,f white-collar crime in Norway. On our way to a final answer, we were faced with some obstacles in our research design. This chapter presents methodological challenges in estimating the magnitude of white-collar crime in a country in a year. The chapter makes a contribution to reflected learning fro

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More Research Results,gated, never prosecuted, or because they are never convicted? All respondents agree that detection is the major reason for lack of law enforcement. Only 8 percent of white-collar criminals convicted to prison in Norway from 2009 to 2015 are women. On average, experts believe that 6.5 percent of all

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Student Elicitation for Estimation, was asked to fill in a questionnaire with most of the questions we asked our expert panel. When these answers are compared to the expert elicitation earlier in the book, we find that students believe in a slightly higher conviction rate among all those who commit white-collar crime. Our experts bel

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Theory of Crime Convenience,in their perceived convenience of their actions. Behavioral willingness can be high when the subjective detection risk is low. Detection risk is a combination of likelihood of detection and consequences after detection. Subjective detection risk varies among individuals.

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