State-corporate crime is made possible by the profound interdependence of states and corporations in the modern world. a. true b. false

The correct answer is TRUE

State-corporate crimes are illegal activities that occur when one or more institution of political governance pursues a goal in direct cooperation with one or more institutions of economic production and distribution
State-corporate crime reflects the fulfillment of mutually agreed-on objectives of a public agency and a private entity achieved through cooperative illegal activity

Ok so i would give u ideas like peaceful protest like saying calmly no i will not get up from this restaurant until i get some food. and if the police come say all i want is food. u cant arrest me for trying to get some food