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Explanation:
Corruption is considered as a social crime because it involves more social aspects. A perfect example of this would be a police officer taking bribes in exchange for not ticketing a person.
The common public relies on trustworthy people to do work in the office of serving the public. However, people will turn to use stuff to their benefit. Many politicians have taken bribes for projects, or accepted money to fund some projects, while pocketing the money not used for themselves. This affects society as a whole.
For more insight on this look up some of China's people whom were arrested on corruption. (Not that they were all actually guilty, but examples)
Firstly, at a state/governmental level it is a social crime because it is effectively the use of state money for an ulterior purpose, or for a purpose which it was not intended; the enrichment of an individual or a group of individuals at the detriment of tax paying citizens.
The common public relies on trustworthy people to do work in the office of serving the public. However, people will turn to use stuff to their benefit. Many politicians have taken bribes for projects, or accepted money to fund some projects, while pocketing the money not used for themselves. This affects society.
