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James W. Saunoris is an assistant professor of economics at Eastern Michigan University.E-government as a vehicle to reduce white-collar crimes
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The increasing use of the internet in recent years has caught the fancy of consumers and producers, in commodities, services, and leisure activities. The wide prevalence of wireless internet access and the portability of devices such as smartphones and tablets have increased access and diffusion of related services and products as possibly no other technology in history.
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