8. Study of the evolving legal standards for defining and prosecuting white-collar crimes, including corporate fraud, insider trading, and money laundering, in response to changing economic and technological landscapes: This research aims to analyze the ways in which legal frameworks for addressing white-collar offenses have adapted to technological innovations, globalization trends, and regulatory reforms, considering challenges such as jurisdictional boundaries, evidentiary complexities, and corporate accountability. By examining case studies, legislative developments, and regulatory enforcement strategies, this research can inform efforts to strengthen corporate governance, enhance financial transparency, and combat economic crime in an increasingly interconnected world.
