Also, upper-class crimes may fit here. Wartime black market activities may also fit. Further, many people are exposed to deviance, but are generally law abiding. The labeling, according to Howard Becker, is done by moral entrepreneurs . They are people who use their own views of right and wrong to establish rules and label others as deviant.
Labeling theory calls attention to two kinds of deviance.
This refers to the act of breaking a rule. The community defines deviance. People, as they interact, define what is appropriate and what is not. Some people in the community have more power than other to define deviance . People who occupy high positions within economic and political sectors are in a better position to determine what laws are enacted and to enforce their definitions of deviance.