Editor’s Insight: China’s criminal economy dwarfs multinationals' tax dodging
The fake goods industry keeps rising and is worth nearly half a trillion US dollars. With special feature audio and video.
A new global study puts the value of China’s criminal trade at $US290 billion a year – nearly three times the lowest estimate of alleged multinational tax dodging.
Both sets of figures come from the OECD, which estimates governments are missing out on between $US100 billion and $240 billion in
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Editor’s Insight: China’s criminal economy dwarfs multinationals' tax dodging
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