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This paper presents a macroeconomic framework useful to the analysis of the relationships between the illegal sector, money laundering and the legal economy from a human as well as a financial viewpoint. Economists have not yet systematically studied the interactions between illegal sectors, moneylaundering activities and the legal market. This study is part of a larger area of research which takes a particular interest in the economic analysis of money laundering. In previous years this author has developed a microeconomic analysis of the moneylaundering mechanisms and of the related regulations this is a deeper examination of the macro consequences.
Journal of Financial Crime – Emerald Publishing
Published: Apr 1, 2000
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