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""Mafia Economics Study"" uncovers the intricate ways organized crime infiltrates and distorts legitimate economies. By blending true crime narratives with fiscal analyses, the book examines the economic strategies of Mafia groups across the globe, from construction to drug trafficking. One intriguing aspect explored is how these illicit economies distort markets and evade taxes, leading to decreased investment, corruption, and diminished public services. The study reveals that while Mafia activities may seem like isolated incidents, they pose a systemic threat to economic stability, social welfare, and democratic governance.
The book progresses through key concepts like illicit economies and regulatory capture, using case studies from Italy, the United States, Russia, and Japan. Each case study quantifies the costs associated with Mafia operations, drawing from court documents and law enforcement reports. A unique aspect of this work is its cross-national comparisons, identifying patterns in Mafia economics across different contexts.
Ultimately, ""Mafia Economics Study"" offers policy recommendations for combating organized crime and mitigating its far-reaching economic impact, making it valuable for policymakers, researchers, and anyone interested in the intersection of true crime and economics.
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