Research on Criminal Risks in Private Enterprises: A Case Study of City J, Zhejiang, China

An empirical study of enterprise-related crimes in City J, Zhejiang reveals a fluctuating trend—initial increase followed by decline—over the past three years. Root causes include deficiencies in legal compliance awareness, internal governance, and standardized management among private enterprises. Proposed countermeasures emphasize enhancing entrepreneurial guidance, strengthening employee education and management, and standardizing internal control systems to cultivate robust corporate norms and culture.