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Illicit transactions cost Zim $2,6bn (Record no. 335)

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Personal name Daily News
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Title Illicit transactions cost Zim $2,6bn
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Place of publication Harare
Name of publisher Daily News
Year of publication 2015.
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Number of Pages 1p
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Summary, etc The article tackles IFFs in Zimbabwe ,the major players and the major causes.The article is based on a study by Global Financial Integrity (GFI). Zimbabwe is said to have lost approximately $2,6 billion in the nine years to 2012 due to IFFs. Zimbabwe recorded alarming imports over-invoicing and under-invoicing during the period. While the years 2003, 2008, 2011 and 2012 recorded no illicit financial flows, GFI says the year 2004 saw Zimbabwe recording $306 million in illicit financial flows (both inflows and outflows), which increased to $354 million in 2005, and further to $1,7 billion in 2006, before declining to $97 million in 2007.
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Topical Term MISPRICING MISINVOICING BANKING SECRECY BALANCE OF PAYMENTS CAPITAL OUTFLOW MISPRICING UNDERPRICING
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Uniform Resource Identifier http://iffoadatabase.trustafrica.org/iff//illicit_transactions_cost_zim_$2,6bn.pdf
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Koha item type News Articles

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