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In this exclusive interview, we speak to Raymond Baker (Director of the Task Force on Financial Integrity and Economic Development). We discuss the true scale of the global illicit economy and understand…
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most of the half-trillion dollars received by Africa since the 1960s has funded military coups and civil wars, not economic development. Between 1982 and 1985, Zimbabwe spent $1.3 out of $1.5 billion of foreign assistance on arms and ammunition.
— Loretta NapoleoniEconomist and author specializing in terrorism financing and shadow economy
what turns a developing into a developed nation is not the amount of foreign aid it attracts, but how the money is spent.
— Loretta NapoleoniEconomist and author specializing in terrorism financing and shadow economy
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