White Collar Crime Types:

1. Formal Organizational Crime:

          a. Organizational Crime: Illegal and/or harmful acts committed by officers and employees of organizations to promote organizational (and personal) interests.

          b. Corporate Crime: Illegal and/or harmful acts committed by officers and employees of corporations to promote corporate (and personal) interests.

          c. Governmental Crime: Activities where the government itself, agencies, government offices, or the drive to serve in government causes, illegal, and/or harmful acts.

2. State-Corporate Crime: Combination of governmental and corporate crime

3. Finance Crime: Criminal activity in the realm of high-level finance, from banking to the securities market.

4. Occupational Crime: Illegal and/or harmful financially-driven activity committed in the context of a legitimate, respectable occupation.

Marginal Types of White Collar Crime:

5. Technocrime: Involves the intersection of computers and other forms of high technology with white collar crime.

6. Enterprise Crime: Refers to cooperative enterprises involving syndicated (organized) and legitimate businesses.

7. Contrepreneurial Crime: Refers to swindles, scams and frauds that assume the form of legitimate businesses.

8. Avocational Crime: Illegal, but nonconventional, acts committed by white collar workers outside a specifically organizational or occupational context.