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Die Zahlungsströme der transnationalen organisierten Kriminalität (TOK) und Steuerbetrug in OECD-Ländern

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Das weltweite Wirtschaftswachstum ist seit 15 Jahren bis auf wenige Jahre hoch und verbesserte das wirtschaftliche Wohlergehen auf der ganzen Welt. Allerdings wurde diese Entwicklung von einigen Nachteilen (Zunahme der Einkommensungleichheit, globale Umweltprobleme, etc.) überschattet. Einer davon sind die Aktivitäten der transnationalen organisierten Kriminalität (TOK) und deren Profite aus ihren kriminellen Handlungen sowie der weltweite Steuerbetrug, welche in den letzten 20 Jahren beachtlich gestiegen sind.

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