What are nonviolent crimes, such as bribery, tax fraud, and embezzlement called?

The correct answer is A. White-collar crime.

White-collar crimes refer to nonviolent, financially motivated offenses typically committed by business and government professionals. These crimes include activities such as bribery, tax fraud, and embezzlement, which are characterized by deceit and concealment rather than physical violence. They often have significant financial implications for individuals, businesses, and society at large.