13 / 83 groups of people. The "Corporate Criminal's" need to secure a business's profitability is no different in basis than the "General Criminal's" need to survive. While the latter typically commits crimes to live, the former commits crimes to further secure their positions of power, lifestyle and wealth. It is based on fear. The notion of "Greed", which manifests from a perpetual insecurity derived from the fear of losing what one has, serves as the motivating factor for most corporate crimes. It is like a gambling addiction. The more you get, the more you want. This neurosis is perpetuated/reinforced by the social stratification that the
